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Song: reverse peristalsis/ synthet...
Artist: 12 Step Staircase
Genres: Industrial, Industrial Rock, Industrial Gothic
Captured: April 15, 2001 (2 captures)

[12 Step Staircase]

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Composer(s)
• Craig A. Strassburg
Arranger
• Craig A. Strassburg

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Review Count: 1

  PRIM. GENRE : [ Industrial ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Industrial Rock ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Industrial Gothic ]

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A harsh industrial song that is a bit of a clue into what my next LP, "descending," will sound like.

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Review Count: 1 Rate Avg. : 7

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The background to the industrial feel is put down first, on top of which hard grooves and distortions sit. The vocals are perfect for the style, almost Front 242-like. The one thing that stands out about this piece is the lack of a good drum groove. Industrial music is, by definition, rooted in hard percussive sounds, but the percussion here is weak compared to the rest of the piece (ie - compression, distortion, EQing would help). But the rest of the feel is definately there. The piece starts to add some very disturbing ethnic melodic sounds, which definately adds character to the piece. Nice job, but a better percussion track would add a whole lot to this piece.

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