Fear Factory - Demanufacture
01. Demanufacture
02. Self Bias Resistor
03. Zero Signal
04. Replica
05. New Breed
06. Dog Day Sunrise
[Head Of David cover]07. Body Hammer
08. Flashpoint
09. H-K (Hunter-Killer)
10. Pisschrist
11. A Therapy For Pain
12. Your Mistake
[Agnostic Front cover] [bonus]13. ¡Resistancia!
[bonus]14. New Breed
[Revolutionary Designed remix] [bonus]15. Replica
[Electric Sheep remix] [bonus]
Top 20 albums of 1995: 12
Additional infoDouble CD Digipack Edition including Remanufacture.
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Korah
Posts: 339 From: France  |
KorahPosts: 339 From: France 
This album is just epic, wonderful and powerful.
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Don't cry for my English
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musicalkaratekid
Posts: 1482 From: UK
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22.09.2012 - 12:26Rating: 9
This album has an ultra heavy sound about it, and it's certainly a landmark record of the industrial genre in my opinion. However, just because it is heavily influenced by Industrial sounds and Death Metal doesn't mean it's without its soul and emotion, and there is plenty of that here. The more melodic, atmospheric likes of 'A Therapy for Pain' and 'Pisschrist' complement the excellent and aggressive 'New Breed' and 'Replica'. It all seems very powerful stuff, that surely resonates with many a fan of any genre in metal.
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Lit. Account deleted |
Lit. Account deleted
^This.
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megadeath13 Account deleted |
megadeath13 Account deleted
Very beautiful album. It influenced my metal taste for sure. Unfortunately Fear Factory didnt manage to record an album that is nearly as good as "Demanufaacture"
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Jokerslayer777
Posts: 11 From: Italy
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This is THE industrial metal album.
Best songs: THE WHOLE FUCKING ALBUM
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flightoficarus Stamp Tramp
Posts: 988 From: USA  |
23.01.2015 - 19:01Rating: 9
Their only solid album, imo. There are some song highlights after, but more misses than hits.
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Overrwatcher
Posts: 301 From: USA  |
09.10.2016 - 16:11Rating: 9
For those who have never heard this album and wonder why it's so highly rated: I feel as if instrumental segment sums it up. It's super dark, cold, gritty, and undeniably industrial while pummeling you with some heavy as fuck grooves. It was wayyyy ahead of its time and Fear Factory is credited as one of the main bands to popularize melodic singing in heavier music. They invented this groove that nowadays sounds generic because so many other people copied it. Burton's vocals have not held up well but a lot of modern groove/thrash/industrial vocalists cite him as a massive influence.
Definitely their best album, but they are far from a one-album wonder. Obsolete, Mechanize, and Genexus aren't far away in terms of quality. They lost the cold industrial edge in recent times but are still a super solid groove metal band.
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