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| Submitted by: |
fatalist |
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2002-03-16 |
| Genre: |
industrial
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| Unofficial Site: | chemlab
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| Best songs: |
I Still Bleed, Chemical Halo [Bruised Regeneration], Exile on Mainline [Radio Edit], Filament [Suture]
Pyromance
Chemical Halo
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Description, by fatalist
Emerging from the wake of Industrial music's early 90's commercial breakthrough were Jared Louche and Dylan Thomas, better known as Chemlab, and have an Industrial sound that bounces around somewhere between NIN and Skinny Puppy.
Responsible for only a few releases, Chemlab's dark and inventive music reflects when Industrial metal was at it's peak, and although the band no longer exists, they certainly made their mark on the scene.
Dancey electro beats covered in crushing guitar riffs accompany Jared's own discerning personal issues perfectly. Anyone interested in Industrial music should have at least one Chemlab album in their collection. |
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Burn Out At The Hydrogen Bar
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Featured comment (1/2) by ~#biomechanoid#~ on 2002-04-04
I have only discovered Chemlab recently, but two songs of this album, Suicide Jag and Chemical Halo are two very good exampled of Chemlab's industrial power. I strong reccomendation for those tracks alone.
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East Side Militia
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Featured comment (2/2) by feindflug_uk on 2003-10-19
Catchy and quite good fun, possibly chemlabs best work. Full of violent imagery, but with some more moving moments too. They supported NIN on tour, and would no doubt appeal to fans of NIN too. Lots of nice elctro parts mixed in with crunchy guitars.
A worthy addition to any collection of coldwave music.
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Suture
- Music type:
industrial
- Best track on the album:
I Still Bleed, Chemical Halo [Bruised Regeneration], Exile on Mainline [Radio Edit], Filament [Suture]
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