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October 1998 :: Music D-G :: Fear Factory (David Lee Beowulf)
Fear Factory Obsolete Roadrunner Obsolete, the third full-length album from Fear Factory in six years, is definitely their finest to-date. It is an amazing collection of extreme heaviness balanced with incredible melody. "Securitron (Police State 2000)," for instance, has some of the heaviest guitars ...
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December 1998 :: Music E-G :: Fear Of Pop (Bryan Tilford)
Fear Of Pop Volume One 550/Sony Music Ben Folds proves that he knows what to do with the rest of the instruments just as much as he does the piano. That includes electronica and drum/bass grooves and riffs, from smooth to frantic. And even though the disc jacket says “instrumental and spoken ...
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September1998 :: Ink Spots :: Fear Factory (David Lee Beowulf)
... Mindkiller in 1998: An interview with founder and guitarist Dino Cazares by David Lee Beowulf Since arriving in the heyday of Death Metal in 1992, Fear Factory has stood out as one of the "indicators" of what the future of the sound would be. Many times I've heard them referred to as "the new gods, ...
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This month's surprise #2: Fear return after six years... and thankfully they ...
FEAR AMERICAN BEER Hall Of This month's surprise #2: Fear return after six years... and thankfully they still sound the same as they've always sounded! Really, the big surprise here is that Fear's American Beer steps up to the bar, ready to down some cold ones and do bloody battle with all the beach ...
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The latest collection of the famed journalist's letters, Fear and Loathing in America is just as gonzo as anything in Hunter S. Thompson's books. Ryan Scarrow gets a look into Thompson's mind.
FEAR AND LOATHING IN AMERICA BY HUNTER S. THOMPSON Simon & Schuster "You scurvy pigfucker..." Of all the ways to start a letter, that is probably my favorite, and I found it in this collection of letters written or collected by famed (infamous? notorious?) "Gonzo" journalist and author Hunter S. ...
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September 1999 :: Music P-R :: Primal Fear (Nathan T. Birk)
Primal Fear Jaws of Death Nuclear Blast "Nothing actually ever goes 'out of style'," "the more things change, the more they stay the same," etc., etc., blah, blah, blah: Any tired cliché you want to brandish, power metal is back in a big, big way. However, it never really went away per se -- just a ...
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October 1999 :: Music U-Z :: Where Fear and Weapons Meet (Patrick Rafter)
Where Fear and Weapons Meet The Weapon Revelation Records Fast, powerful, and positive hardcore music from these Florida boys, who can at times resemble Sick of It All, but mostly generate some non-generic sounds in an often generic-sounding genre. Revelation Records, P.O. Box 5232, Huntington Beach ...
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Concrete (Roadrunner). Review by Stein Haukland.
FEAR FACTORY CONCRETE Roadrunner Not a new album from the sadly defunct Fear Factory, but one recorded before their official 1992 debut, Soul of a New Machine. Never before released, even most hardcore Factory fans seem to be ignorant of the existence of this album. Several of the songs on here were ...
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Control (Eulogy). Review by Stein Haukland.
WHERE FEAR AND WEAPONS MEET CONTROL Eulogy Seems like Where Fear and Weapons Meet's favorite band has "betrayed" their roots and signed on with a major label, as four of the six songs on Control are about how lame that band is and how they can't be trusted. Man, that's so uncool. Similarly, "Turning ...
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