Symbiont
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This new SYMBIONT EP features excellent remixes and NEW tracks as well... a very complete and full follow-up to their successful "Ology" debut last year. remixers on this disc include.....CONTROL.ORG, GOD MODULE, ASLAN FACTION, SYSTEM SYN, RUN LEVEL ZERO, DIVERJE, PNEUMATIC DETACH, ANDRACULOID collaboration, and RAILGUN, TEARANINE, as well as a special guest vocal appearance from IMPERATIVE REACTION...Killer Electro! |
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Raw, angst-filled vocals and appropriately cynical
samples are layered over pummeling electronics on this
debut release from the Salt Lake City based Symbiont.
10 truly distinct tracks,close to 60 minutes of harsh industrial.
Harsh percussion blends into catchy dancefloor beats
with unique melodies. Ology is rich with hate, but
occasionally allows the sun to peak from behind the
dark clouds on beautifully loathsome instrumental tracks.
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Reviews
The Salt Lake City based band Symbiont is the latest signing to the DSBP
Records roster. Consisting of members Wrythe and XON, Symbiont create
harsh electro in the vein of such bands as Aghast View, I, Parasite and
Velvet Acid Christ. Symbiont is one of those bands that refuse to
sell-out to the current synthpop influenced sounds of today's EBM
landscape and instead opt to keep things harsh and in your face.
On their first release entitled "Ology," Symbiont give you plenty of
fuel to motivate your ass all over the dancefloor with such tracks as
"Step Child" and "Aggro Culture," which mix fast paced dancefloor
electronics with highly aggressive and personal lyrics. Symbiont do give
you some time to catch your breath though as demonstrated on the slower
instrumental tracks "Consummate Saturnine" and "Tri-Polar" for instance,
which reminded me a lot of I, Parasite.
Once again DSBP Records does not disappoint. If you're looking for an
alternative to all the latest synthpop influenced EBM of today's scene
or feel like hearing something harsh, angst-filled and full of hatred, I
recommend Symbiont's "Ology." Symbiont bring back some much needed
aggression to a scene that is a bit too overpopulated presently with
Synthpop and "feel good" dance music.
Reviewed by: GunHed
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