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Technician [Factory Pro Tools Conducted And Installed By] – Greg Collins. Vocals [Resonating Biodroid], Lyrics By [Lyrical Engineering Fused By] – Burton C. Bell. Written-By [Music Written And Accelerated By] – Christian Olde Wolbers, Dino Cazares, Raymond Herrera.
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One thing I've always dug about FF albums is the guitar tone. Digimortal has a great tone to it too. Dino, I know you've been more vocal about chasing your perfect tone lately (I got the Pro Tone DC overdrive and I'm getting a ridiculous amount of mileage with it, great shit). Are you happy with the tone you had on Digimortal looking back?
24 ago 2001 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2001 CD release of "Digimortal" on Discogs. Everything Releases ... Featuring – B-Real. 3:09: 9: Byte ...
Fear Factory's profile was further boosted by appearances on several film soundtracks and on the 1999 Ozzfest tour. Their next album, 2001's Digimortal, entered the charts in the Top 40, but by the next year vocalist Bell decided to leave the band. Cazares was the one who eventually left the band, however, while Wolbers moved to guitar and ...
23 nov 2006 · Fear Factory's fourth album, Digimortal, finds the hirsute Los Angeles industrial-metal band happening on a theme that they've been alluding to throughout their existence. Digimortal is a concept album about the synthesis of man and machine, its 11 tracks serving up a mish-mash of screaming electronics and punishing low-end death-metal dynamics.
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I like Fear Factory and I like Cypress Hill, just never mix them. B Real sounds clownish and out of place while rapping and he screams "BACK UP OFFA MEEEEEEEE" like he got pushed off a building. The rest of the song is just hip-hop posturing with curse words and chugs. Aside from that, Digimortal is serviceable, but low-effort and basic.
