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Weitergehen
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The Pain
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Go To War
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Change (80ies Mix)
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I Die Every Day
04:15
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Zero-G
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Does It Hurt
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Rage
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Guantanamo Bay
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Freedom
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I Tune In
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Vengeance
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Substance (OD Mix)
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My Wall
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Members: Martin Rudefelt / Torny Gottberg
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Soaked with darkness, searching for a glimpse a light and hope. Blissful feeling while listening to Infrarouge.
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I Was Never Really There
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What a great, throwback album. Reminds me of the "good old times".
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Heaven Can't Heal
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A scorcher! Slashing classic industrial with chomping chords, eerie synths, and piston-like rhythms, perfect for late-night listening.
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go to albumThe Toronto garage outfit embraces industrial clatter and the tension inherent in isolation.
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Blue-Devilled (Deluxe Edition)
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Холод (Russian Edition)”
It's always commendable to get such records these days, especially with fronted EBM's songwriting, but this is formulaic: one-note lyrics & themes, typical late 90s dark electro vox with slight vocoder's stylings, stale 2000's futurepop sounding synths. There's hardly any juicy industrial beats or samples to heat up your cybersexually. On top of that the vocals lack infernal intensity or not processed enough to sound grippingly cursed. Decent, but it kinda kickstarts only by the 10th track.
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