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01 Hollywood
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02 Modern Hunting
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03 I Will Talk
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04 Moans
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05 Moist Hands
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06 Such Is The Bow
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07 Cut Up The Neck-Tie
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08 Cut-Throat Business
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09 Strange World
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Parade Ground Brussels, Belgium
Parade Ground are composed of two brothers Pierre and Jean-Marc Pauly who started performing live in
1981.
They were pioneers of Cold Wave and Electronic Body Music.
Their style has evolved during the eighties, passing from an icy and radical cold wave to a more dancing sound with noticeable rythmics and exclusively synthetic melodies mixed up with dreamy visual dadaism.
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From the moment I purchased this album ( first on CD, now on download) I loved it. This is certainly one of my favorite albums in regards to the EBM genre.
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Response Frequency
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Best release overall, of the four I know (this, Grinding, Decoder and Strategy)
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Darkwave synth that directly addresses our modern dystopian political environment, with proceeds going to the Voting Rights Project.
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Shaknis & Egzotikka offer terrifically chilly coldwave—a skeletal treat for the Halloween season.
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Repress of the second album by this Spanish act originally released in 1989; all tracks have been carefully restored and remastered.
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The Other Man - A Front 242 Tribute
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Cut Up”
While these are good remixes, they are ironically stripped down to usual EBM trappings. It lacks a LOT of wild experimentation with arrangements, bombastic use of high dynamic range capabilities and Mariana trench's deep use of sequencers which made Front 242 a Sistine Chapel of the genre. Nevertheless, it's an enjoyable EBM Fix ►For You◀ I do appreciate visceral energy on certain songs which added another layer to the originals. Now i wait for FLA's Caustic Grip/TNI tribute like a guard dog.
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