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Released the same year as the celebrated and overrated "The fat of the land" by Prodigy, focused on the same electronic tracks, but with the atout of a longer and more solid artistic evolution behind, this beautiful album by the Canadians Front Line Assembly is generally considered a filler work, an obligatory chapter - therefore less weighty - of their discography. Discover the review
Released the same year as the celebrated and overrated "The fat of the land" by Prodigy, focused on the same electronic tracks, but with the atout of a longer and more solid artistic evolution behind, this beautiful album by the Canadians Front Line Assembly is generally considered a filler work, an obligatory chapter - therefore less weighty - of their discography.
Released somewhat quietly compared to previous albums, the fifteenth official studio title by Canada's Front Line Assembly seems to want to celebrate their twenty-five years of activity by showcasing the best of their aggressiveness and sonic style. Discover the review
Released somewhat quietly compared to previous albums, the fifteenth official studio title by Canada's Front Line Assembly seems to want to celebrate their twenty-five years of activity by showcasing the best of their aggressiveness and sonic style.
Born from an idea by Bill Leeb, who had played with the early Skinny Puppy, another Canadian band of fundamental importance, they defined their program with the second LP release, this "State Of Mind." Discover the review
Born from an idea by Bill Leeb, who had played with the early Skinny Puppy, another Canadian band of fundamental importance, they defined their program with the second LP release, this "State Of Mind."
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