Front Line Assembly - Shifting Through The Lense

2011-05-18 / A.k.Bizarre / Reads: 4906

Front Line Assembly are the veterans of electroindustrial and are undoubtedly worth being familiarized with. For over twenty years they have been treating us to their original releases, which surprise with both diversity and ingenuity. In June 2010 a record entitled Improvised Electronic Device was put out and featured a...

Front Line Assembly - Mechanical Soul

2021-01-10 / DamienG / Reads: 2870

This is not a nice looking cover – 'Mechanical Soul's artwork is reminiscent of their past aesthethic but somehow cheapend. The colour pallet is evocative of the game soundtrack 'Warmech' but the actual visual collage of elements harkens back to the 2000's. Front Line Assembly keeps repurposing itself with this...

Front Line Assembly - Improvised Electronic Device

2010-09-02 / hellium / Reads: 5867

This time the Canadians treat a listener to more danceable, yet by all means industrial sounds which are suitable for all sorts of (not only) dancefloor follies. The last release of Front Line Assembly proves that industrial music is more than prosperous. Each track sinks in, bringing unparalleled sound...

Front Line Assembly - Fallout

2007-07-11 / ZEKintha / Reads: 14010

The majority of tracks placed on the most recent album of Front Line Assembly “FALLOUT” are remixed tracks from the previous album. Many of them are far more energetic and dancy than usual – to sum up – it seems to be perfect for a party. When you...

Front 242 - Moments

2008-12-05 / Camille / Reads: 6376

Belgian forerunners of EBM - Front 242 (Daniel Bressanutti, Patrick Codenys, Jean Luc de Meyer and Richard Jonckheere), present a unique box -"Moments", which comes out just after “First Moment”. The latest release is both an archival as well as current record of "Vintage Tour", announcing at the same...

FrightDoll - Reference Version

2012-12-02 / ValoDeLight / Reads: 4415

Evening, one of many. A sudden inflow of inspiration and desire to write something "creative". The "Reference Visions"　disc maded by lady hiding under the pseudonym Ms. FrightDoll " fell into my hands. The cover shows "artist" wrapped in black latex on black and red background　- typical. While the first approach...