Repeat Until False Album Review

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Review by CEO Mong // 21 May 2014
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Mint physical release, a damned fine example of the post-CD era!

I’ll admit up-front that even after several listens I couldn’t quite gel with this album … technically it’s well put together, but misses the mark somehow, for me. Perhaps it’s the ponderous pace, or that there’s no chewy bits or in your face drops … or maybe I’m just too jaded – I have been on a bit of an industrial binge lately.

In saying that, I found this an excellent album to have blasting while working; the tempo and tone are soothing and focussing, whilst also throwing in some very enticing samples which beg attention. A weird dichotomy, but true for me. Whether it’s true for you is something you’ll need to discover for yourself – the link is at the end.

Elements of NIN, Manson, even a wee feel of Fear Factory woven in there. This is an album chock-full of enticing and melodic hooks, beefy riffs, and solid vox ranging through gentle to aggressive; delicately decorating the industrial fabric of samples, synth and sequence – all used to good effect.

Choke is the opening track; a very softly-softly slow intro brings you into a heavy scene laden with staunch metal riffs and solid vox.

Pure is up next, I like the hook on this track, melodic and enticing. Beefy riff, authoritative vox.

Ohm features another cool hook – I quite like the tweaky wee samplie-bits strewn throughout, and the heavy chorus.

Desolation offers up a similar recipe – tweaky intro, juicy riff. Mellow instrumental breaks leading back into the verse to offset the brutal chorus.

Senescence renders a delicate piano intro, overlaid with a buzz of faraday static. Nice imagery.

Chrome Lies, and to hear these guys tell the story – I agree. A huge and dark feel to this track, heavy stuff. Love the choral backdrop intro.

Chronic Atrophy offers up much the same script as rendered thus far, as does Plans for Winter – albeit in a vaguely threatening way.

Tentacle Vortex, heavy drum sequence and eerie backbeat weave throughout this track.

Out of Reach – I like the electric and martial feel to this track, very cool.

Get it here: http://crashscan.bandcamp.com/

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