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23 apr 2001 · Mastered By [Eq Enhancements, Dissection And Composition] – George Marino. Mixed By [Assistant Engineer] – Derek England, Oscar Ramirez. Mixed By [Integral Mixing For Final Design] – Fear Factory ( tracks: 1 to 14), Mike Plotnikoff ( tracks: 1 to 14) Music By [Written And Accelerated] – Christian Olde Wolbers, Dino Cazares, Raymond Herrera.
Digimortal is the fourth studio album by American heavy metal band Fear Factory, released on April 24, 2001, by Roadrunner Records. It is a concept album and the final part of a trilogy that started with Demanufacture and continued with Obsolete. It was the band's last album before officially breaking up in March 2002, though they reformed in 2003.
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.
22 mar 2019 · The industrial and technological sound heard throughout “Digimortal” still anchor the band to the industrial genre, which is most notably heard on songs such as “What Will Become” and “No One”. From a diehard point of view, I'll always rate this album higher than it should be, but that's the beauty of one’s opinion.
Digimortal (Special Edition) Album • Fear Factory • 2001. 15 songs • 55 minutes. Play. Save to library. 1. What Will Become. 825K plays. 3:24.
23 apr 2001 · B-Real: Editing (track 5), Songwriting (track 8) Neil Zlozower: Photography : Bob Marlette: Editing (vocals) (track 6) Mike Plotnikoff: Technical recording engineer, Mixing, Final design : Reggie Boyd: Engineering (guitars), Technician : Toby Yod: Art direction, Design : John Anonymous: Pre-production : Oscar Ramirez: Engineering (assistant ...
Digimortal on Fear Factoryn neljäs studioalbumi, joka julkaistiin 24. huhtikuuta 2001. ... B-Real) "Byte Block" – 5.21 "Hurt Conveyor" – 3.42
