Xtort (Remaster)

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:48:38
KMFDM: Sascha Konietzko (vocals, various instruments, synthesizer, bass, drums, samples, loops, programming); Chris Connelly, Dorona Alberti, Nicole Blackman, Cheryl Wilson, Jennifer Ginsberg (vocals); Bruce Bendinger, Jr. Blackmail (spoken vocals); Mark Durante (slide guitar, guitar); Gunter Schulz (guitar, piano, bass); En Esch (guitar, background vocals); Steve Finckle (saxophone); Jack Kramer, Mike Cichowicz (trumpet); Bob Samborski (trombone); Bruce Breckenfeld (Hammond B-3 organ); William Rieflin (drums); F.M. Einheit (percussion, sound effects); Ron Lowe (drill, vacuum cleaner); John Van Eaton (sound effects). Producers: Sascha Konietzko, Gunter Schulz, Chris Shepard. Composers: Sascha Konietzko; Schulz Ensemble. Lyricists: Sascha Konietzko; Schulz Ensemble. KMFDM: Chris Connelly (vocals); Jr. Blackmail (spoken vocals); Steve Finkel (saxophone); Mike Chicowicz (trumpet); Bob Samborski (trombone); Gunter Schulz, Sascha Konietzko (bass instrument); Ron Lowe, F.M. Einheit, John Van Eaton (sound effects); Cheryl Wilson, Bruce Bendinger, Dorona Alberti, Jennifer Ginsberg, En Esch, Jack Kramer, Mark Durante, Nicole Blackman, Bill Rieflin. Personnel: Sascha Konietzko (vocals, synthesizer, drums, programming); Bruce Bendinger, Nicole Blackman (vocals); Gunter Schulz (guitar, piano); En Esch, Mark Durante (guitar); Steve Finkel (saxophone); Jack Kramer, Mike Chicowicz (trumpet); Bruce Breckenfeld (organ); Bill Rieflin (drums); Cheryl Wilson, Dorona Alberti, Jennifer Ginsberg (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Chris Shepard; Sascha Konietzko. Audio Remasterer: Brian Gardner . Recording information: Chicago At Chicago Recording Company; Hole In The Wall, Chicago, IL. Editor: Sascha Konietzko. XTORT doesn't sound markedly different than KMFDM's other releases -- there are still the bruising mechanical drum beats and numbingly drilling guitars, combined with barked vocals. What's noticeable about XTORT -- their first album since industrial broke into the Top 40 with Nine Inch Nails' The Downward Spiral -- is how the band made no concessions to the pop/rock mainstream whatsoever. They are still the same grimy, dank heavy dance band they were in the '80s. For some listeners, that means they're keeping the flame burning and, to a certain extent, they'd be right -- KMFDM sounds as good as they ever have, and several tracks rank among their best. But, over a decade into their career, it would be nice to hear the band branch out and start to experiment a little bit more. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
エディション : Remaster
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)