Burn Out At The Hydrogen Bar

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Total Tracks: 15   Total Length: 53:12

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A Classic Coldwave Album

Somatix

Although this album is getting old, with it originally released in '94, it is a classic coldwave album that is timeless. If you are at all interested in the coldwave genre you should have one of the classics.

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Excellent.

wrblob

In my humble opinion some of the best industrial around.

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Laboratory

Boystak

What do I really know about a review? All I can say is that Chemlab is the band that got me turned on to "Industrial" music. As far as buying this album in a store, good luck, all the copies are out of print. However, Barnes & Noble worked for me. This album is just full of songs that you actually feel. My personal favorite is Codeine, Glue, and You for reasons I can't disclose. If you like KMFDM, Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, and so on, I'm sure you will enjoy Chemlab's "Burnout At The Hydrogen Bar".

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Chemlab (singer Jared Louche, programmer Dylan Thomas More and a changing cast of supporting musicians) started out as an aggressive, but not overpoweringly so, electro-dance outfit. This digitally remastered reissue of the band’s debut album reveals a group lurching toward tightly controlled sonic pandemonium while still maintaining a firm grip on old-fashioned, blippy, synth riffs and the occasional shred of actual melody. Charming song titles like “Codeine, Glue and You” and “Summer of Hate” will give the faint of heart fair warning; those who don’t mind a little aggro-nihilism with their dance beats will know just what to expect. Highlights include the nicely arranged “Neurozone” and the very heavy “Suicide Jag.” This reissue also includes remixes of “Chemical Halo” and “Suicide Jag.” – Rick Anderson

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