I like this album quite a bit. It mixes techno, industrial and electronic dance music textures. At times it reminds me of Marilyn Manson. At other points it calls to mind Bauhaus. There isn't enough variety here to hold up to close scrutiny. That said, this isn't the kind of music you are supposed to sit back and listen to. You are supposed to be on your feet and moving. It would work much better in that context. It's an entertaining set.

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There are parts of this that make me think of Marilyn Manson. Still, other parts are closer to the more melodic of the electronic music end of the spectrum. All in all, this is another strong cut in the mode you'd expect with this set. This is actually one of the stronger pieces here. I like the balance of sounds, and there are some cool sounding keyboard parts.

There is a definite dance element here, but the Marilyn Manson links are even more apparent on this cut. I love the dropped back sections. They create such a cool mood.

The opening on this makes me think of an airplane. The groove that follows is so cool. This is Gothic and classy. This feels more like Bauhaus than Marilyn Manson. Either way, it's one of the highlights.

Built around contrasting mellower and more powered up movements, this is another effective cut.

"Bauhaus meets Prodigy" might be a good description of this song. It's solid, but not really a standout.