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trax:
1) "Unleashed"-- (Mindless mix) By Sebastian R. Komor.
2) " Buried Alive"- (dj?) Acucrack mix by Jason Novak
3) "Beneath the Rubble" -- Combichrist remix
4) Electric Dreams --new song By Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber (Originally intended for Artificial Soldier, but got finished later, sort of a post B side if you will)
5)"Armageddon" -- new song By Bill Leeb, Jeremy Inkel and Chris Peterson. Featuring Jared Slingerland on guitars, and Adrian white on Drums.
6) "Social Enemy" (anti social mix) remix By Jeremy Inkel
7) " Low Life" Remix by Portion Control.
8 )"Humanity" (Kearley edit) Remixed By Dan Kearley
9) "Reprobate (low life) - Re mixed by Greg Reely
10) "Domination" "Unleashed" Re mixed by Rhys Fulber
11) " The Storm" Covenant remix
12) "Unconscious" New song by Rhys Fulber and Jeremy Inkel. (also a song that was originally meant for the artificial soldier album, but left unfinished until after.)
Seeing as last year’s ‘Artificial Soldier’ was the strongest FLA release in recent years, we guess it’s only fitting that they celebrate in style with the statutory remix album.
Best of the bunch are Combichrist’s pulverising take on ‘Beneath The Rubble’, Rhys Fulber’s sweeping mix of ‘Domination’, and Covenant’s hypnotic mangling of ‘The Storm’. FLA’s Jeremy Inkel and Jason Novak of DJ Acucrack deserve kudos for their re-imaginings of ‘Social Enemy’ and ‘Buried Alive’ respectively, but the real stars of ‘Fallout’ are the new tracks – ‘Electric Dreams’, ‘Armageddon’ and ‘Unconscious’, with ‘Armageddon’ proving the most boisterous, bringing acid-frazzled memories of ‘Circuitry’ and ‘Maniacal’ flooding back. Not as essential as it’s purported to be, ‘Fallout’ is still a triumph of sorts.
1) "Unleashed"-- (Mindless mix) By Sebastian R. Komor.
2) " Buried Alive"- (dj?) Acucrack mix by Jason Novak
3) "Beneath the Rubble" -- Combichrist remix
4) Electric Dreams --new song By Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber (Originally intended for Artificial Soldier, but got finished later, sort of a post B side if you will)
5)"Armageddon" -- new song By Bill Leeb, Jeremy Inkel and Chris Peterson. Featuring Jared Slingerland on guitars, and Adrian white on Drums.
6) "Social Enemy" (anti social mix) remix By Jeremy Inkel
7) " Low Life" Remix by Portion Control.
8 )"Humanity" (Kearley edit) Remixed By Dan Kearley
9) "Reprobate (low life) - Re mixed by Greg Reely
10) "Domination" "Unleashed" Re mixed by Rhys Fulber
11) " The Storm" Covenant remix
12) "Unconscious" New song by Rhys Fulber and Jeremy Inkel. (also a song that was originally meant for the artificial soldier album, but left unfinished until after.)
Seeing as last year’s ‘Artificial Soldier’ was the strongest FLA release in recent years, we guess it’s only fitting that they celebrate in style with the statutory remix album.
Best of the bunch are Combichrist’s pulverising take on ‘Beneath The Rubble’, Rhys Fulber’s sweeping mix of ‘Domination’, and Covenant’s hypnotic mangling of ‘The Storm’. FLA’s Jeremy Inkel and Jason Novak of DJ Acucrack deserve kudos for their re-imaginings of ‘Social Enemy’ and ‘Buried Alive’ respectively, but the real stars of ‘Fallout’ are the new tracks – ‘Electric Dreams’, ‘Armageddon’ and ‘Unconscious’, with ‘Armageddon’ proving the most boisterous, bringing acid-frazzled memories of ‘Circuitry’ and ‘Maniacal’ flooding back. Not as essential as it’s purported to be, ‘Fallout’ is still a triumph of sorts.