“Industrial” Reviews

Industrial funk-rock. Meat Beat Manifesto with a rock band.

There’s still a long way to go for this band.

NovCom is definitely a band to watch.

Definitely influenced by mid-eighties electronic body music.

Arguably the best stuff from New Society since 1990’s True Faith cassette.

A dramatic departure from the hard alternative sound of Wake.

This self-titled CD hearkens back to the days of Lusis and Fathom, yet without taking a step backwards.

Heavy, thought-provoking, and imaginative.

This could easily be their best release to date.

More of the same, except better production quality.

Very HEAVY stuff.

Great production and song writing makes for an intense yet comforting journey through the imagination of Klank.

If there was ever a Christian recording that should carry a warning label this is it!

The strongest impression you’re left with concerns the quality level of the writing.

This is surreal art through sounds produced by skillful people who found God’s will in a way some may question.

One of the best techno/industrial albums ever made.

Johannes Fontamillas and Wilson Peralta’s hardest, most innovative album yet.

Yet another demo chock full of cyberspeed, industrial, and fearcore music.

A great piece of techno-industrial!