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first.aid.killed.the.jerboa (single)

by all:my:faults

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metal experimental alternative industrial 8bit deathmetal progressivemetal

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Taste these forbidden fruits and they'll do you much worse than just throwing you out of paradise

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Warning! 8-bit attack! Or: What happens if an unspeakable guitar-riff smashes a Commodore 64? When in singing growlings and screamings hunt the clean parts? If a band leads Industrial-Rock to new horizons?

all:my:faults are back again! Precisely one year ago their successful album “neo.NøiR” (more than 100,000 downloads) cleared the way on which they go on now obliviously. It is a new way - somewhere between ‘Ministry’ and ‘Enter Shikari’, passing the ‘Deathstars’ and ‘Front Line Assembly’. And this sounds phase-wise, as if Trent Reznor got on Welle:Erdball. Above all, however, it sounds like the most thrilling German Industrial rock band.

“first.aid.killed.the.jerboa” contains only two songs - but they have it in themselves. They are metallic Postcore monsters in an 8-bit garment. They are adrenalin for the scene and appetizer for the new album. The follower from “neo.NøiR” is champing at the bit. And bares the teeth.

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Dmitri Molotov

Interesting

26/04/09

All:My:Faults, despite their name, is a very musically interesting band. They bring new flavor to the monotony of the current death metal scene with elements of 8 Bit chiptune. Their style varies, but the closest comparison I can think of would be Machinae Supremacy.
AMF offers a far cry from the standard issue Cookie Monster vocals. You get those, plus some skilled screaming, soaring power metal-esque segments, distorted industrial bits, and a pretty good rendering of what most people would call "singing".
Musically, they're not much special. They've got good tunes, heavy riffs, and some sweet 8 bit work. But that's about it. No incendiary guitar solos here, just a good solid album that will break up your daily death metal grind.