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Rock · 1997 · 10 tracks

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A high-octane collision of techno-industrial beats and sampled metal riffs. Relentlessly political, surgically produced, and designed for maximum volume.

September 23, 1997 · Metropolis

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Relentless, confrontational energy with a cold, mechanical precision.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
Megalomaniac
6:08
02
Stray Bullet
5:32
03
Leid und Elend
6:10
04
Mercy
5:00
05
Torture
7:04
06
Spit Sperm
4:47
07
Anarchy
5:34
08
Down and Out
6:40
09
Unfit
6:01
10
Waste
3:38
Moments Worth Listening For
The massive, stadium-sized synth hook that opens Megalomaniac like a call to arms.
The eerie, filtered vocal delivery of Nivek Ogre on Torture that shifts the album into a darker, more psychological space.
The moment the thrash-metal guitar riff locks into the 4/4 techno kick on Anarchy.
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The vocals lean a touch further into chanting than the rest of the catalogue.

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