Haloblack: Tension Filter
- decay 3.03
- everything inside 3.29
- taken over 3.14
- no chance control 4.20
- deep into the holes of my soul 4.20
- balance 3.59
- nothing to lose 4.07
- surge 2.20
- it's bizarre 4.10
- you bleed me 3.33
- (hidden track) 6.02
Having anxiously been awaiting this release ever since Bryan Barton sent
me several tracks on a promo cassette, I wasn't disappointed. Bryan
manages to bring a guitar into his music with a depth and a sound
that only people like Trent Renzor can dream of. Sure, the NIN parallels
are all over this album, including a track that I'd swear was Trent on
vocals, but overall, this album blows it's closest comparison out of the
water with sheer depth, power, and stark originality. I particularly
enjoyed the hidden track and the end of the CD which reminded me of my
favorite Ministry track of all time, "Fucked", with it's sheer grating,
annoying, electronic grinding. I highly recommended this album to all
the Nine Inch Pansy fans out there who seem to think that Trent actually
has talent.
Haloblack is: Bryan Barton
Contact:
Fifth Column Records
PO Box 787
Washington DC, 20044
E-mail: fifthcolvmn@tunanet.com
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