This release starts off with a punch and sounds promising to start off with. Stahl-Tanz if played in the right place and setting could be very danceable. It lets its self (and unfortunately for me liking) a lot of this album as it sets into a very repetitive setting. I do however like the heavy kicks and noise aspects.Jesus Loves You is one of their songs I had heard live at the legendary Infest (Bradford, UK) 2011 and I really enjoyed it live, listening to it on Audio how ever you realise that without the live energy behind them it does get repetitive which is a shame.
Mechanism gives us a slightly different start to it, I also got to see this live too. Its one of the more noise influenced tracks which succeeded in getting people dancing. Another noise influenced song is Contagen which is very catchy as well as en-capturing there cyber soldier theme very nicely.
3*
Its not a bad album but its nothing new either. Its frustrating to hear the same synths/basic song structures in every song. However having said that there are people who are fans of this structure in music and I believe that they would love this duo. Then again if they put more into song writing and really applied themselves they would become less repetitive in lyrics, structure and synths.With it you can tell they don't take themselves seriously which works in favour for them. personally this isn't my cup of tea but I'm sure there are plenty of people that will get on with this album a lot better then I do. Be warned though this album isn't just offensive to one group of people... It has a cheeky dig at everyone.
Tracklist:
- DK
- Stahl-Tanz
- Jesus Loves You
- Zero
- mechanism
- Contagen
- Demons
- Kill-9
- Electro whore
- Body Hammer
- Judda
- Mercy Is For The Weak
- Deliver Us From Evil
