Front Line Assembly - Hard Wired | 90s Album Review
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Front Line Assembly - Hard Wired | 90s Album Review
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Canadian electro-industrial band Front Line Assembly, led by Bill Leeb with longtime collaborator Rhys Fulber, released their eighth album Hard Wired in 1995. The album blends harsh electronic beats, cinematic synth textures, distorted vocals, and heavy guitar riffs, all characteristics of the industrial and cyberpunk aesthetics of the mid-'90s (think Hackers, Strange Days, Johnny Mnemonic). Lyrically and thematically, Hard Wired explores dystopian, technological, and transhumanist topics, reflecting fears and fascinations with the digital age, surveillance, and the loss of humanity in a mechanized world. Polished yet gritty production, mixing cold mechanical rhythms with a dark, atmospheric intensity, the album bridges the gap between their earlier EBM (Electronic Body Music) roots and a heavier, more industrial rock-influenced style.
Songs In This Episode
Intro - Neologic Spasm
33:47 - Condemned
40:12 - Modus Operandi
50:29 - Infra Rec Combat
1:01:52 - Circuitry
Outro - Barcode
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