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Another 'Suture' is a series of loops & samples, all blended into a weird series of images. 'Elephant Man' reminds me a little of KILLING JOKE mixed to an electrical distortion-white dance track. 'Neurozone' opens with disconnected tape loops & wild sounds, soon settling into a lower BPM, muscular dance piece with a fiery chorus. Next comes another 'Suture', a scratching segue into 'Chemical Halo', a slightly slower track with elements of NIN circa 'Happiness In Slavery' (including a similar vocal inflection). 'Suicide Jag' kicks into similar muscular driving thing with heavy sheets of fuzz guitar, shuffling sequencers & a simple 'plucking' tune. It's fast pace carries the listener through a metamorphic vocal landscape with repeating motifs. The opening thing is one of 5 'suture's - a brief dance snatch with scratch vinyl & crackly childrens voices which heralds 'Codeine, Glue And You', a long, driving track with some razor-blade guitar. A lucky collection of 13 tracks, some of which are mere fillers, while some dig in for the duration.

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This album is full of fuzz'n'grizzling gristle, a collection of acidic dance tracks with white-tinted tones, lots of tricks & turns and some genuinely hooky music. On the up-side, do have to say I'm kinda liking the new Master.bit more Bass-y than the original. See Burn Out At The Hydrogen Bar (the Digital), or have a look for yourself on CD1. I'll volunteer to typo check, really.ģE) Who numbered the ? WOW. Wow, spell much? You guys are on course to be the new Cleopatra. 'Blunt Force Trauma (with Vox)' and 'DeRailer (Demo)'ģD) 'MESSAGE 'Remasterd by J.K.Seifert, Epic Audio Media, London, UK'' on every track. (I won't mention that several of these tracks are already available on Tape Decay.)ģA) CD title is 'Burn Out At The Hydrogen Bar', not 'Burnout at the Hydrogen Bar'ģB) Might say 'CD1' and 'CD2', really, for each CDģC) Two track titles on CD2 don't tie to track titles printed on CD2. I need vinyl like I need a hole in my Chuck Roast Rivet Head, and having to buy it to get these extra tracks that aren't on the CD is garbage. The second CD is only 35:58 long, everything would have fit.

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Vinyl exclusive download bonus tracks = Cash Grab. No extra photos, stories etc.įeels like a missed opportunity to really celebrate this classic Chemlab album.'Ĭomplaints And Grievances, (despite the fact I've been Cancel-Cultured by Armalyte Industries's Bandcamp page for my non-complimentary commentary):ġ) Bonus tracks aren't listed on the Tray CardĢ) ALL BONUS TRACKS should be on the second CD. 'Given the significance of this album, I would have thought it was primed for a deluxe release. The album 'Rock Whore vs Dance Floor', a varied collection of remixes from ' Oxidizer' by Die Warsau, 16Volt, Cubanate and many others, was released in late spring, 2006.I'm going to echo a bit of a comment made on the Bandcamp page: They have performed around the country at a number of festivals and are planning tours for 2007.

Recently, after a massive seven year hiatus from the stage, Jared and a backing band comprised of the members of Electro-Industrial group Mindfield has taken Chemlab back on the road again. Working with the members of Acumen Nation, old touring guitarist Greg Lucas and Julian Beeston ( Nitzer Ebb, etc), he recorded and released an album entitled ' Oxidizer'. Chemlab broke up in 1997, and reformed in 2004 with Jared as the only original member. Jared and Dylan recorded and toured with many seminally important musicians such William Tucker ( Ministry, etc), Geno Lenardo ( Filter etc), Charles Levi ( My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, etc) and Krayge Tyler ( Crazytown, etc). Their first album, ' Burn Out at the Hydrogen Bar', recorded at famed Chicago Wax Trax studio, is considered to be one of the top ten most influential cult Industrial records. They released only two albums and two maxi-eps as the original duo. Moving to New York City in 1990 and dubbing their drug-influenced sounds 'Angel-Dustrial', they built up a strong fanbase by touring with such artists as White Zombie, KMFDM, Nine Inch Nails, GWAR, 16Volt and Sister Machine Gun. Influenced by the pioneers of the industrial genre, such as Throbbing Gristle, Chemlab brought a rough, experimental approach to their music.

in 1989 by Dylan Thomas More and Jared Louche with the help of short-time member Joe Frank. Chemlab is a coldwave and industrial rock (or 'machine rock') band formed in Washington D.C.

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