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THE REVIEW
In my opinion, Fear Factory has been one of those few bands that have used electronic inserts and a DJ's deck in a genre that had always despised the inclusion of such elements.
Demanufacture is an album made of cold songs (not always - e.g. "replica") with repetitive, surgical, and jaw-crushing riffs.
Burton's voice is increasingly angry and motivated. Dino increasingly massacres his ESP, Herrera destroys his drums with exorbitant and obsessive rhythms, and the bassist (I can't remember the name!!) rocks hard.
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This review praises Fear Factory's 'Demanufacture' for its unique integration of electronic elements into metal. The album features precise, intense riffs and standout performances from band members. Vocals are described as angry and motivated, enhancing the album's cold and mechanical atmosphere. The reviewer highlights the technical skill and heaviness of the music, making it a notable industrial metal release.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Fear Factory
Fear Factory are an American metal band widely associated with industrial metal and a cybernetic blend of thrash and death metal, known for mechanized riffing, precise double-kick rhythms, and vocals that alternate harsh aggression with melodic clean passages.21 Reviews
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By ZiOn
"Demanufacture is an explosive mix, ready to devastate your stereo speakers."
Tracks like 'Zero Signal,' 'Replica,' or 'New Breed,' where FF shout 'WE ARE THE FUTURE!!!' are anthology-worthy.
By Zerstorer
Burton Bell’s voice, which at first seems almost robotic but then explodes into a hard, devastating growl that leaves no room to breathe.
This record is among the best in the genre, and represents the peak of the band’s inspiration.
By PAZZO AL SACCO
"He realizes there’s something different compared to the previous work. A devastating sound."
"Each song is a perfect blend of violent urbanity, corrosive and incisive riffs, powerful sound under a large melodic bell that sews the whole structure together."
