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 | | Fear Factory's first album was Soul of a New Machine released in 1992 with the bassist Andrew Shives. | | | In 1995, with the band members sorted Fear Factory released its second full-length album Demanufacture and another remix album Remanufacture in 1997. | | | The band's fourth album, 2001's Digimortal made it into the top 40. |
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| | T A L K I N G - H E A D S . N E T |
| | Though Fear of Music was musically distinct from its predecessors, mostly because of the use of minor keys that gave the music a more ominous sound. | | | The band's third album, 'Fear Of Music', appeared in August 1979. | | | The rest of the album took the sound and spirit of the first two LPs to its logical extremes, and track for track 'Fear Of Music' was as strong as anything the band have recorded, before or since. |
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| | Prindle Record Reviews - Fear |
| | They have to be one of the most overrated bands in the punk genre. | | | FEAR is one of teh greatest punk bands ever. | | | As someone who was actually alive and into punk rock at the time this band played live with its original lineup, I have to say that I was disappointed with this record. |
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| | Lee Ving - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Lee Ving (real name Lee James Capalero, born in Philadelphia,1949 -) was the lead singer of the 80's punk band Fear. | | | All three of the releases issued under the Fear Records logo were reissued by Hall Of Records in 2001. | | | The band still plays but the only original member is Ving. |
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| | Hartford Advocate: A Return to Brutality |
| | The band's turn for the commercial was especially suspect coming on the heels of their prior album, the band's best-selling to date, | | | Though Fear Factory's blend of industrial beats, synths, with metal and hardcore elements, and both shouted and sung vocals may not be unique today, the band stood out for these elements in the early 90s, when grunge and modern rock dominated commercially, and the metal underground was all about the Satan-loving brutal death metal. | | | Herrera, who is one of the band's principal composers, says the band keeps up on the fans' shit-talking, and admits that he cares: "I've noticed that a lot of musicians say things like, 'you know, this is what we want to do and fuck what people think,' and I just think that's stupid. |
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| | The Post: Punk rock band 'Fear' won't scare fans from Union Street |
| | "Fear is definitely one of the most important punk rock bands that ever was," Winland said. | | | Counterclockweyes is on the bill because they're the biggest Fear fans as far as bands in Athens go, and they're a punk band and this is a punk rock show." | | | Formed in the fertile L.A. punk scene of the late '70s and early '80s, Fear is best known for stealing the show in Penelope Spheeris' punk-rock documentary "The Decline of Western Civilization." The band is touring in support of its latest release Have Another Beer with Fear. |
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http://thepost.baker.ohiou.edu/archives/050698/fear.html
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| | Fear MP3 Downloads - Fear Music Downloads - Fear Music Videos |
| | Fear's explosive appearance in director Penelope Spheeris' punk chronicle The Decline of Western Civilization cemented their legend, and they found a devoted fan in comedian John Belushi, who talked Saturday Night Live into having the band on as a musical guest for the Halloween episode in 1981. | | | This group eventually became the new Fear lineup, and entered the studio in 1995 to record the band's first album of new material in a decade, Have Another Beer With Fear, which was released by Sector 2. | | | Now notorious on a national level, Fear finally landed a record contract with Slash in 1982, and released their debut album, The Record, which most critics still agree was their best and funniest outing. |
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http://www.mp3.com/fear/artists/3600/biography.html
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| | Fear Factory - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links |
| | In 2002 the band released their original demo recordings as Concrete and in 2003, an album of remixes and rarities called Hatefiles. | | | The remix album, Remanufacture, was very well received by fans and kept the band fresh in listeners’ minds until the release of Obsolete in 1998. | | | Summer of 2005 sees the band preparing to release their fifth studio album, Transgression. |
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| | Ectophiles' Guide - disappear fear |
| | It is Sonia Rutstein on vocals and guitar with her sister in the studio harmonizing and sometimes a band backing in the studio and on tour. | | | The band continued touring with Sonia in the lead, and Cindy again joined her sister in the studio for the recording of 1996's Seed in the Sahara. | | | Sonia said she was not retiring from music, which I hope means that she will still record with the band, just not tour. |
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| | Fear Factory |
| | You have your doom bands, you have your satanist bands, you have your anti-government bands, your drug bands, and even your machine-god bands. | | | Fear is a bit of an oddity, not really teckno remixes as much as the band decided to replace all the original drum machine stuff with blatantly fabricated tinsel beats. | | | Primer 55 was comendable on stage despite their CD's tendancy to sound like angsty 311 or blink187 [whatever]. |
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| | THE METAL OBSERVER - Review - FEAR FACTORY - Archetype |
| | Without to name some bands, but the time to be happy about the split of the former genre leaders is now over, FEAR FACTORY are back and although “Archetype” has in no way any new elements, it’s exactly that sound of the new album, which discourages the whole competition. | | | Exactly those fans wanted to have FEAR FACTORY back, their search for new fans was finished already for a few years and so, the new album after this reincarnation had only one possibility how it should sound: typical, absolutely authentical and brutal as in their founding days. | | | With new power, FEAR FACTORY are back in the old manner and used principally the best ideas from their former released albums, ennobled them with their professionalism and created new great songs. |
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http://www.metal-observer.com/articles.php?lid=1&sid=1&id=6288
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| | Valley Advocate: Fearless |
| | Fear Nuttin have already extended their reach beyond the Valley, and the next year's FNB schedule is plenty full--they plan to record their first full-length album (they now have only an EP), and continue playing here and farther afield. | | | Fear Nuttin Band may not be entirely off the map, but they are bordering terra incognita--"yardcore" is as good a moniker as any, a term that's only barely on the radar screen, but is used to refer to those experimenting with a much harder version of Jamaican music. | | | Fear Nuttin Band’s Roosta and Prowla mingle with the crowd at the Valley Advocate Grand Band Slam. |
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| | All Living Fear - Band page with free MP3 music downloads on SoundClick |
| | Now the band are working on 2 projects one album of new music the other a new version of the bands Debut The Widows Blame that has been out of print for nearly 10 years. | | | Into The Light is released and the band go on tour but suffer a tragedy with the band having a break in to their van half way through and the band make a conscious decision not to tour as much. | | | All Living Fear also appeared for the first time on a compilation CD When The Sun Settles Vol 2 and the band go on to appearing on over 10 compilation albums. |
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| | fos american music club |
| | FEAR OF SPEED: And there was this guy who seemed to be running the soundboard, and on some songs he'd come up onstage and play acoustic guitar. | | | FEAR OF SPEED: I just recently noticed that site has the lyrics to every song you've released, as well as a lot of unreleased songs you've played live. | | | FEAR OF SPEED: I heard you play a few of the songs live on KEXP, and when I heard the record I noticed right away how similar it is. There were some added textural things, and the sound was much more 3-D, but otherwise it sounded the same — very much a live band. |
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| | BLABBERMOUTH.NET - Former FEAR FACTORY Frontman Speaks Out On Band Split |
| | FEAR FACTORY were one of the best Metal bands I have ever heard they have a sound all there own.Hope they reform sometime down the road Thanks for the great music!!! | | | they were a very infleuential and aggressive band and i'm sure they will be remembered by several people as a bad ass band that tore up every venue they played.....i'm not worried though....they'll be back. | | | being that fear factory have been my favorite band since the moment i heard them, it pisses me off that instead of working out their musical differences, they just quit. |
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| | Fear of Music: Band |
| | Fear Of Music are currently recording their debut album wich will be released end of summer 2004, and also even plan a small uk tour! | | | In January 2004, the band went into airtight studios in Chorlton to record their debut e.p as a four-piece band. | | | Consequently, they found a common interest in these new genres that included bands like radiohead and nirvana, having had only been previously aware of their parents record collections (which they still enjoyed) and the pop records that dominated primary school life (which they despised). |
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| | CMT.com : Fear Of God : Biography |
| | The general reaction to the band's debut was strong and the label set the group up to record a follow-up later in 1992. | | | The two musicians realized that a new band was needed to peruse the different and exciting musical direction they were headed and Fear of God was born. | | | The music was written and recorded, but when it came time for Crosby to record her vocal parts, she failed due to health problems and her struggles with addiction. |
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| | Fear Absolute |
| | The band was originally formed as a side project of mine in August '98 when my main band was on a small break. | | | Fear Absolute may be only a three-peice, but we can give any band out there a good run for their money. | | | Chris re-joined the band full time in February 2001 after we did a Battle of the Bands together. |
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| | Knotted Fear - Band page with free MP3 music downloads on SoundClick |
| | It's good for unsigned bands to get their music out, and it is bad for signed bands because they get their music stolen. | | | However, the band has been determined to develop a very unique sound and refuses to play cover songs or a style that belongs to another band. | | | We had a list of band names, and chose which one we liked, and the one that was picked most was Knotted Fear, so we kept it. |
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| | BNR Metal Pages -- Fog |
| | Members were reportedly out of the band almost before the album's release, and thus the band quickly disappeared. | | | The album, Jezabel's Dream (once the working name of the band itself) had been in the works for over a year but finally saw a release in early 2000. | | | Somewhat of a death/goth metal hybrid, the album lacks a bit in production and direction, perhaps not be the best lasting impression of Fear Of God. |
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| | disappear fear herstory |
| | Both artists contributed backing vocals to the disappear fear album, which garnered several awards including Mix Magazine's Top 10 albums of 1994 and the GLAAD Media Award for album of the year. | | | Last year, Cindy made the decision to not tour with the band anymore in order to be a full-time mother. | | | Steering away from the group's original folk acoustic roots, Sonia has led the band towards a more rock-oriented sound. |
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| | Fear Factory: Raymond Herrera Interview - Xbox |
| | The band has spread their wings and created music for both movies and videogames, as the band's drummer Raymond Herrera has been a long time video gaming fanatic who loves being a part of the industry. | | | The first thing is you contractually have to be able to do an original track, depending on the deal between you/your band and your record label. | | | Aside from Fear Factory, you have founded Herrera Productions, and word has it you are working with a Japanese company called Goshow to come up with some audio tracks for an upcoming gladiator style title for the Xbox. |
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| | .: the good fear :. |
| | Although The Good Fear has performed one of his songs in the past, this will be the first to be recorded. | | | The production quality is much better than the songs we previously recorded at home, and all of these songs feature the new band line-up. | | | T-Shirts has thrown his songwriting hat in the ring, becoming the fifth songwriter in the band. |
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| | TIM RIPPER OWENS - ICED EARTH, JUDAS PRIEST |
| | The band is preparing to enter the studio to record their debut album for a 2006 release. | | | Beyond Fear, former Judas Priest and current Iced Earth vocalist, Tim ‘Ripper’ Owens’ new band, are scheduled to release their self-titled debut album on Steamhammer/SPV on May 5, 2006 in Germany, May 8,2006 in Europe and May 9, 2006 in the USA. | | | The band also features John Comprix on lead and rhythm guitar, Dennis Hayes (ex-Winters Bane) on bass, Dwane Bihary on rhythm guitar, and drummer Eric Elkins. |
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| | Fear Factory Go 'Experimental' News @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com |
| | We had to show ourselves that this is a multifaceted band. | | | On Gigantour, you actually know when a band has left the stage because the next one doesn’t sound exactly the same as them. | | | fear factory sounds usual because everyone copied their sound after soul of a new machine, idiot. |
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| | Bristol Band, Fear Of Darkness |
| | In 1986 the band switched to Embryo Records, a label founded by Ken Pustanik, the Groundhogs drummer and released their album | | | The band toured extensively in the UK picking up a large loyal following, having been likened to the |
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| | Metal Hordes - Extreme Metal Mp3s |
| | Subliminal Fear is a four-piece metal band from Rotherham. | | | The band completed recording of their latest demo, 'Humanity' late last year at Orion Studios in Rotherham, after pre-production in a rehearsal studio in Rotherham. | | | They have a unique defining sound and have great passion for what they play and this is reflected in their performances. |
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| | Punknews.org Fear Before The March Of Flames - Art Damage |
| | You obviously have no knowledge on the band and have never actually listened to the CD all the way through. | | | the dude posting is not from the band, just some fanboy who got his panties in a twist that this many people don't like the band hes jocking. | | | But I can still appreaciate what Fear Before is trying to do and I can appreaciate their progression from their last album. |
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| | Daily Vault - August 22, 2005 |
| | Also, it has various interviews -- conducted by the band itself -- of arbitrary strangers (encountered on the band's road-trip) on their interpretation of what fear is. Excerpts from these interviews can be found on the record as sound-bytes on various cuts. | | | Drop The Fear is an immensely talented band, and this experimental visual project is an accompaniment to one of the greatest -- and most creative -- albums in recent times. | | | The limited edition DVD of Drop The Fear's self-titled debut LP gives the band members a medium to flaunt their skills in visual art and offers a closer look at what the project of Drop The Fear actually is. |
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| | MAXIMUM METAL |
| | The band has obviously had to alter their lineup somewhat, but in doing so has still managed to retain a sound both recognizable and more brutal. | | | Archetype does mark a rare departure for the band in that it is the first since Soul of A New Machine to depart from the theme/storyline of man vs. technology and tackle a variety of subjects. | | | Archetype is an authoritative display of a band hellbent on not only surviving, but rising above what they have had to endure and pounding their audience into submission as if they had never left. |
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http://www.maximummetal.com/reviews/revresults.asp?ID=fearf_a&idBand=255
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| | Amazon.com: The Record: Music: Fear |
| | FEAR is one of the best punk bands to come out of L.A. since Black Flag. | | | Handled by a producer used to AOR bands, Fear sound anemic in the studio instead of bone-crushing. | | | They might not be as classic or as important as Black Flag or the Circle Jerks, but in my opinion, Fear are the best h/c punk band of the LA punk scene. |
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| | Fear Factory |
| | Formed in 1990, Fear Factory is frequently hailed as one of metal's most influential bands of the last decade, with albums such as 1995's Demanufacture and 1998's gold-certified Obsolete considered landmarks of the genre. | | | The band opened with 540,000 Degrees Fahrenheit which was the first time they ever played the song live. | | | FEAR FACTORY have announced the final track listing for their upcoming release, "Transgression", due out August 23 on Calvin Records, an imprint of Liquid 8 Records. |
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| | White Fear Chain interview |
| | However, in my opinion, White Fear Chain is an independent, original band that takes a lot from the 70's music and adds modern heavy tunes to the final product. | | | Three years ago, I received from Mas Optica (great band) guitarist Paul Finley a tape with three songs of White Fear Chain, the band featuring my favorite singer Buddo (ex-Last Crack), three ex-Realm members, and drummer Brian Reidinger (ex-Gemini). | | | On the "Visceral Life" CD, "Roaches in the Lamplight Screaming", "Slave Become King", and "Headstones" were all recorded as a four-piece band; to give you an idea of the sound. |
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| | Fear Factory **** - Entertainment |
| | Sure, it didn't meet the expectations of their previous works, but the band gave it all their best and made a solid album. | | | It would be bold to say Archetype is Fear Factory's greatest album, but this is a fine piece of work. | | | While maybe one or two tracks hold Archetype from being the best album, it does contain a great collection of industrial metal songs and hits. |
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| | TimesDispatch.com CONCERT: Mixing politics with folk songs |
| | Produced by former disappear fear drummer Craig Krampf and featuring vocal help from Frank on 10 tracks, "No Bomb is Smart" is similar in feel to the group's 1994 self-titled and Krampf-produced album. | | | "The difference is that this is truly the most acoustic band sound I've had. | | | Back in the late'80s, Baltimore native Sonia Rutstein introduced herself to the listening public as half of disappear fear, the acoustic folk-rock-pop duo she founded with her sister, Cindy Frank. |
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| | THE METAL OBSERVER - Review - FEAR FACTORY - Digimortal |
| | To say the songs are watered-down versions of the preceding albums would be an understatement. | | | This album is so disappointing, it's almost a shame a band with as much potential as FEAR FACTORY would put out a record like "Digimortal". | | | True, one or two songs on the record could be counted as "kinda not so bad" ["Acres Of Skin", "Byte Block" and the bonus track "Never End"] and one song could also be qualified as good [the aforementioned opener "What Will Become"], but still, this is all sub-standard FF-material. |
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http://www.metal-observer.com/articles.php?lid=1&sid=1&id=3599
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| | Amazon.com: Archetype: Music |
| | It's definitely their heaviest album in years, but the signature Fear Factory melody remains in tact, as well (although that melody doesn't come in until track four). | | | The most surprising track the album has to offer though is the band's cover of the Nirvana classic "School", which I must admit I was skeptical of at first, but after hearing can safely say Fear Factory knows what they're doing when it comes to covering songs. | | | However the band doesn't only throw out headbanging metal anthems, but also shows their more melodic elements particularly on the title track "Archetype" (which has some very ambient effects and keyboards) and "Bite The Hand That Bleeds". |
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| | Fear Factory: Rock & Roll Ascension by UnRated Magazine |
| | "[The band] writes the music and when they finished a song they would send it to me - I put lyrics to it and became familiar with it and then I'd go to the studio and put everything I had into like four songs. | | | He sees that music is perfect for video games, and just having good music up there - especially Fear Factory music, fits perfectly with a lot of those type of action games. | | | Breaking back out onto the scene as part of the Jagermeister Music Tour this past spring, Fear Factory just hit the stage with fellow tour mates Slipknot and Chimaira in Florida. |
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| | Have a Beer with my Rear |
| | The whole band played, ending the movie with the start of the "Fear Anthem" | | | Cartoon, with Spit, Philo, and Lee as voice actors for punk characters. | | | And the reason I don't include MD 45 (Lee Ving's other band) info is because Megadeth fans do a good enough job of that. |
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| | Phantom Fear - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links |
| | Many influences comprise the musical diversity of this band. | | | In a day and age when "growling" vocals and simplistic d-tuned progressions are the rage, Phantom Fear writes and performs Hard Rock with a certain maturity not found in many bands today. | | | The band has been playing continuously since its inception. |
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| | Fear of Flying the band Main Page |
| | use of the musical performance group name Fear of Flying® will be | | | perfection”, FOF has been paired up with bands such |
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| | BLABBERMOUTH.NET - PRIMAL FEAR To Team Up With 'Another Great German Metal Band' For European Tour |
| | The accuracy of the information contained herein is neither confirmed nor guaranteed by Roadrunner Records, and the views and opinions of authors expressed on these pages do not necessarily state or reflect those of Roadrunner Records or its employees. | | | PRIMAL FEAR To Team Up With 'Another Great German Metal Band' For European Tour - Aug. 16, 2005 | | | BLABBERMOUTH.NET - PRIMAL FEAR To Team Up With 'Another Great German Metal Band' For European Tour |
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| | Abducted Fear © : A new rock band © |
| | When we've done some recordings we'll put them on the site. | | | Abducted Fear © : A new rock band © | | | Everything on this site is copyrighted so if you want to use any of our stuff please e-mail us at |
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