Factrix-Artifact-2CD-2003-AMOK

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MP3/FLAC
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AMOK
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143,07 MB
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29
Date
2003-03-26

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               Factrix - Artifact -2 CDS- (c) 2003 Storm Records
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    Supplier: WitheringExistance   Encoder...: Lame 3.92
    Ripper..: WitheringExistance   Quality...: 192 kbps / 44.1Hz / Full
    Scans...: None                 Catalogue#: STRM-08
    Tracks..: cd1: 13 cd2: 16      Type......: Album
    Rel.Date: Mar-25-2003          Genre.....: Industrial
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   Press:

   "The origins of industrial music are often associated with England
   and central Europe, but an equally important incubation took place
   in USA-after all, it was the American cultural terrorist Monte
   Cazazza who happened to name the genre when he made a cynical remark
   about the need for creating "industrial music for industrial
   people." Fittingly, the eventual birth took place at the last
   frontier of America's dubious manifest destiny, the West
   Coast-California Babylon. Right in the thick of it was FACTRIX,
   alongside fellow performers and artists such as Z'ev, Mark Pauline,
   and Non. The first wave of nihilistic punk had already begun to
   unravel in its self-destructive fury, and the time was ripe for new
   musical initiatives to make a complete break with the previous rock
   and pop entertainment clichΘs. FACTRIX consisted of Bond Bergland,
   Cole Palme, and Joseph T. Jacobs (sometimes aided and abetted by
   Monte Cazazza). Together they raised an ungodly caterwaul using
   unconventional instruments and recording techniques. Combining
   modified electronic devices, a drum machine, and an innovative
   deployment of guitars and feedback, the band defied all formulas
   with a tortured sound that bore little resemblance to anything else
   occurring at the time. But while their contemporaries have found
   their way into the musical history books, FACTRIX have remained a
   ghostly memory for too long. Until now. With Artifact, the
   archeological history of FACTRIX has at last been exhumed and
   cataloged for the digital age. This two-disc retrospective features
   all their important studio recordings, newly remastered from the
   original analog recordings, along with a wide array of obscure live
   tracks and unreleased material from the band's own archives.
   Artifact features stunning photographic imagery from Ruby Ray (one
   of the visionaries who helped define the look of seminal
   publications like Search and Destroy and the original tabloid
   version of Re/Search) and others, along with a vintage interview
   from Slash magazine and extensive liner notes by Carlo McCormick,
   Stanislaw Sobelewski, and Michael Moynihan. The music of FACTRIX has
   lost none of its power or immediacy over the last two decades. As an
   embodiment of the terminal fin-de-siΦcle of the twentieth century,
   these sounds are ripe for rediscovery in the new millenium. This
   historical release will be of interest to anyone investigating the
   origins of industrial music, for the legacy of FACTRIX is its most
   grim and psychedelic chapter."

   All of the tracks on here are recorded between 1979-1985. Majority
   of Disk 2 is live material. Comes in a nice digipak with a booklet
   about the history of the band.

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      CD 1 "Studio"

   01 Empire of Passion                                          04:54
   02 Splice of Life                                             04:08
   03 Eerie Lights                                               04:05
   04 Heavy Breathing                                            04:58
   05 Center of the Doll                                         04:56
   06 Thin Line                                                  02:20
   07 Anemone Housing                                            02:22
   08 Over My Shoulder (and Out of My Life)                      03:10
   09 Ballad of the Grim Rider                                   04:17
   10 Snuff Box                                                  04:43
   11 Phantom Pain                                               05:07
   12 Southern Exposure                                          02:23
   13 Snuff Box (Alternate)                                      07:16

      CD 2 "The Unknown Factrix"

   01 Over My Shoulder (and Out of My Life)                      03:41
   02 Burning Sand (Excerpt)                                     02:52
   03 Obsession                                                  03:52
   04 Ballad of the Grim Rider                                   03:58
   05 Death by Hanging                                           02:44
   06 No Trees                                                   02:41
   07 Promanson                                                  07:24
   08 Good Trying, No? (excerpt)                                 01:12
   09 Trollop                                                    03:10
   10 Sleeping Giant (excerpt)                                   03:17
   11 Noctimbre                                                  02:10
   12 Deb-U-Taunt Ball (excerpt)                                 01:40
   13 Live in Death Valley (excerpt)                             01:21
   14 Theme form NOW!                                            02:16
   15 Silver River                                               02:49
   16 Beginning to See the Light (Velvet Underground)            04:13

:                                              Total: 143,1 MB /103:59
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     contribute to the growing sale losses of record companies.
     Unfortunately our style primarily targets small, independant labels
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101-empire_of_passion-amok.mp36,74 MB
102-splice_of_life-amok.mp35,68 MB
103-eerie_lights-amok.mp35,62 MB
104-heavy_breathing-amok.mp36,83 MB
105-center_of_the_doll-amok.mp36,78 MB
106-thin_line-amok.mp33,22 MB
107-anemone_housing-amok.mp33,25 MB
108-over_my_shoulder_(and_out_of_my_life)-amok.mp34,37 MB
109-ballad_of_the_grim_rider-amok.mp35,90 MB
110-snuff_box-amok.mp36,48 MB
111-phantom_pain-amok.mp37,05 MB
112-southern_exposure-amok.mp33,28 MB
113-snuff_box_(alternate)-amok.mp310,00 MB
201-over_my_shoulder_(and_out_of_my_life)-amok.mp35,06 MB
202-burning_sand_(excerpt)-amok.mp33,95 MB
203-obsession-amok.mp35,32 MB
204-ballad_of_the_grim_rider-amok.mp35,45 MB
205-death_by_hanging-amok.mp33,75 MB
206-no_trees-amok.mp33,71 MB
207-promanson-amok.mp310,16 MB
208-good_trying_no__(excerpt)-amok.mp31,65 MB
209-trollop-amok.mp34,37 MB
210-sleeping_giant_(excerpt)-amok.mp34,52 MB
211-noctimbre-amok.mp32,98 MB
212-deb-u-taunt_ball_(excerpt)-amok.mp32,29 MB
213-live_in_death_valley_(excerpt)-amok.mp31,86 MB
214-theme_from_now-amok.mp33,12 MB
215-silver_river-amok.mp33,88 MB
216-beginning_to_see_the_light_(velvet_underground)-amok.mp35,79 MB