Category: .reviews.
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Musick Forum – THINGS OUTSIDE THE SKIN “YKIAA” (2005)
Review Source: Musick Forum Artist: THINGS OUTSIDE THE SKIN Release: You Knew It All Along Label: Facility Records We knew it all along. How could we ignore it? But what is exactly… that thing? That thing looks like something outside the usual MTV muzak we’ve fed on the last few years. That thing sounds like…
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Back Again Musik Magazin – THINGS OUTSIDE THE SKIN “YKIAA” (2005)
Review Source: Back Again Musik Magazin Official Site: www.backagain.de Artist: THINGS OUTSIDE THE SKIN Release: You Knew It All Along Label: Facility Records The band starting the CD with lyrics like “Burn the mother-fucking White House down and burn Bush too”, makes me feel somehow, instantly sympathetic. Not that I would promote or support murdering…
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Ectomag – THINGS OUTSIDE THE SKIN “YKIAA” (2005)
Review Source: Ectomag Artist: THINGS OUTSIDE THE SKIN Release: You Knew It All Along Label: Facility Records Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Melodic industrial tinged with hip hop and overall crazy shit is one way to describe the latest TOTS offering, You knew it all along. One of the more eclectic discs out there today…
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Americore Magazine – THINGS OUTSIDE THE SKIN “YKIAA” (2005)
Review Source: Americore Magazine Official Site: www.americoremagazine.com Artist: THINGS OUTSIDE THE SKIN Release: You Knew It All Along Label: Facility Records Brooklyn, NY’s industrial rockers Things Outside the Skin’s third full-length release contains a cavalcade of big synthetic beats, swirling effects, and a slew of vitriolic vocalizations. Making creepy music seems effortless for this trio…
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Delusions of Adequacy – Various Artists “Teen Feeding Frenzy” (2002)
Review Source: DELUSIONS OF ADEQUACY MAGAZINE Artist: Various Artists Release: Teen Feeding Frenzy: A Tribute to the Music Teens Love Label: Go Kustom Records Now here’s an idea for a compilation CD that should’ve been fleshed out long ago – get 17 diverse indie bands and have them cover an even more diverse range of…
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Industrial Nation – Various Artists “NFTRU Vol. III” (2002)
Review Source: Industrial Nation, Issue 18 Artist: Various Artists Release: Notes From Thee Real Underground Vol. III Label: Invisible Records “So offensive that I contemplated piercing my eardrums with a ball-point pen. Avoid atrocities such as the irritating and musically challenged things outside the skin.”