Track Listing

1. Haunted
2. Collapsed
3. Pretty Toy
4. Hypoxia
5. Misery
6. East [Meaningless Life Mix]
7. Dead Tomorrow
8. Convex
9. Eva
10. Crawl
11. Exit (Diseased World)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #78651 in Music
• Released on: 2003-08-05
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .22 pounds

Customer Reviews

Not too bad, but not the best.
This is the least memorable Velvet Acid Christ album. It isn't that it's poorly done. There just isn't anything outstanding enough to make an impression. It's also a lot more impersonal than previous albums and seems to take influence from ambient and noise- now, i'm into that kind of thing, but it's just not effective here. On the bright side, Bryan does seem to know how to place his samples better- they aren't nearly as distracting as they have been in the past. Highlights for me were "Haunted" and "Collapsed."

Not as good as older VAC
The fist 6 tracks on this new album sound like left over cuts from TTG. The music is too trancy and there's too much synth.
If you liked older VAC albums like Fun with Knives and Calling Ov the Dead, but not groups like VNV Nation, you might want to stay away from this one.

It's missing something.
When I first played this CD, I thought that he had made a pretty good album. But for some reason I don't find myself constantly putting it in my CD player or taking it in my car as much as I did with Neuroblastoma or Calling Of The Dead. This is honestly a good CD and it was well worth my money, but it lacks that feeling you get after playing a good CD that makes you want to hear it again. Maybe it's just because I have so many CDs, I don't know. Bottom line: if you've liked VAC's previous albums, there shouldn't be any reason why you wouldn't like this one. Just don't be surprised if you see it spending more time on your CD rack than in your stereo.