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KMFDM|XTORT

XTORT

KMFDM

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XTORT doesn't sound markedly different than KMFDM's other releases -- there are still the bruising mechanical drum beats and numbingly drilling guitars, combined with barked vocals. What's noticeable about XTORT -- their first album since industrial broke into the Top 40 with Nine Inch Nails' The Downward Spiral -- is how the band made no concessions to the pop/rock mainstream whatsoever. They are still the same grimy, dank heavy dance band they were in the '80s. For some listeners, that means they're keeping the flame burning and, to a certain extent, they'd be right -- KMFDM sounds as good as they ever have, and several tracks rank among their best. But, over a decade into their career, it would be nice to hear the band branch out and start to experiment a little bit more.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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1
Power
00:05:26

KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

2
Apathy
00:03:10

KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer - Mark Durante, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

3
Rules
00:04:07

Chris Connelly, Composer, Writer - KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer - Mark Durante, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

4
Craze
00:03:31

Chris Connelly, Composer, Writer - KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

5
Dogma
00:04:06

FM Einheit, Composer, Writer - KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Jr. Blackmale, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

6
Inane
00:05:30

KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer - Mark Durante, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

7
Blame
00:04:05

Chris Connelly, Composer, Writer - KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

8
Son of a Gun
00:04:23

KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer - Van Eaton, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

9
Ikons
00:04:11

FM Einheit, Composer, Writer - Chris Connelly, Composer, Writer - KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

10
Wrath
00:05:41

KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer - Van Eaton, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

11
Fairy
00:04:27

KMFDM, MainArtist - Sasha Konietzko, Composer, Writer - Jr. Blackmale, Composer, Writer - Gunter Schulz, Composer, Writer

© 2007 Metropolis Records ℗ 2007 Metropolis Records

Albumbeschreibung

XTORT doesn't sound markedly different than KMFDM's other releases -- there are still the bruising mechanical drum beats and numbingly drilling guitars, combined with barked vocals. What's noticeable about XTORT -- their first album since industrial broke into the Top 40 with Nine Inch Nails' The Downward Spiral -- is how the band made no concessions to the pop/rock mainstream whatsoever. They are still the same grimy, dank heavy dance band they were in the '80s. For some listeners, that means they're keeping the flame burning and, to a certain extent, they'd be right -- KMFDM sounds as good as they ever have, and several tracks rank among their best. But, over a decade into their career, it would be nice to hear the band branch out and start to experiment a little bit more.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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