If you like techno/industrial along the lines of Klank, Circle of Dust or even the secular Nine Inch Nails, this cd will probably be a winner for you. It's one of the first T & N releases and probably helped get T & N some popularity. I find it hard to review techno/industrial because it seems to me that if you've heard any of it, you've heard all of it. This cd is not really any exception to that rule. If techno/industrial is your thing, feel free to buy this cd and love it.
6/10
Other Staff Member Ratings
D_Lister: 9/10
Grindboy: 7/10
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