Chris Liebing / Speedy J ‎– Collabs 3000 : Metalism

Indeed this is harsh stuff. Not original, not ground breaking, despite the fact most of this album would make the Earth's core dissolve. It just rolls over your entire physical appearance, reducing your ego to shreds and crushing your cerebrum like a stray bullet.
While the first three tracks are relatively laid back, actually Lego is an ambient tune, with Hilt you notice the adjacent building has gone out of electricity. By the time you reach either Acid Trezcore or Cream 3, your eighty year old grandmother will be strip dancing while busting a hip around her wooden cane.
Dark ambience will overcome your home with the atmospheric Eventide, while Lava and Assault are two well orchestrated, intense and hard, albeit not too fast or over done numbers, which'll lead you two steps down the ladder closer to Lucifer's chamber.
You get the point. Speedy J and Chris Liebing anno 2005. Hard techno. Survival is not an option, it's a luxury. Dancing is not a matter of choice. It's an obbligation. Do what you're told and succumb. This release is pure power!
Recommended!

World-war techno of the finest sort. Ruthless, relentless, remorseless. This is the musical equivalent of a 200 meter tall tank moving at a steady pace, crushing everything that stands in it's way, leaving a trail of complete destruction behind. The few doomed lifeforms that survive the three first tracks will be silently wiped out by the grand finale "Assault". Metalism indeed. 5/5