Idiot Stare - Welcome To Babylon (c) 2006 Self Released
Artist....: Idiot Stare
Album.....: Welcome To Babylon
Type......: Album
Source....: CDDA
Tracks....: 10
Genre.....: Electronic
Label.....: Self Released
Encoder...: LAME 3.97
Quality...: VBR kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint-Stereo
URL.......: http://www.idiotstare.com
Tracklist:
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01 Babylaon 05:10
02 Mainframe God 03:37
03 Dead2U 03:08
04 Hold Me Down 05:43
05 Ghost 04:15
06 Humiliation 03:36
07 Captured Emotions 03:30
08 Eye Candy 03:11
09 Mission Improbable 03:58
10 Porno 04:32
Total:57,7 MB / 40:40 min
Release Notes:
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fter 5 years Idiot Stare releases their 3rd full length release Welcome
to Babylon.
Without counting the landmark births; World Deconstruction, the
Valentine EP or Ghost, Welcome to Babylon marks the newest from Idiot
Stare since 1997.
After a lengthy hiatus Idiot Stare reformed in 2001 with a brand new
line-up, an even merge of the original backbone of STG combined with 2
members from the seminal 90's coldwave band Insight 23. In 2003 they
released their first foray back into the musical world with the "Ghost"
remix single, featuring twelve remixes of their single "Ghost" from
such luminaries as SMP, Christ Analogue, Penal Colony and Inertia.
After 2 deaths, 3 births, 5 weddings and 2 band reunions, Idiot Stare
emerge with an album more powerful than originally imagined. Welcome to
Babylon is ten songs that encompass the bands' past and present, with
an offering of the future.
Welcome to Babylon has something for everyone: From the album's title
track that steadfastly relates the good, bad and ugly life in Los
Angeles, to its downward spiral bookend "Porno," which will remind fans
of 1997's The Hate Cage. Add to the mix the soon-to-be-classic dance
floor epics "Hold Me Down" and, arguably the best boot stomping song to
hit the scene in a decade, "Mission Impropable" and you have a taste of
what's to come. The album's strongest tracks "Mainframe God," "Dead2U,"
Humiliation," crowd favorite "Eye Candy" and popular "Ghost," will
leave you wanting more from one of the last remaining original
Electro-Industrial-Rock acts hailing from Los Angeles. :)