Tracklist
| Breed To Death (Original Mix By Dismantled) | 4:36 | X |
| Breed To Death (Xian "Feed" Antkow Remix) | 5:20 | X |
| War Dream | 5:22 | X |
| The Swarm (Easy To Swallow Version) | 5:22 | X |
| The Swarm (Haujobb Remix) | 6:21 | X |
| Straight Up (Paula Abdul Cover) | 4:12 | |
| The Swarm (:Wumpscut: Remix) | 5:46 | X |
| Breed To Death (Psyclon Nine Remix) | 4:48 | X |
| The Blind | 4:43 | X |
| The Swarm (Daedal Remix) | 6:51 | X |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breed To Death (CD, EP) | Dependent Records | Mind 086 | Germany | 2005 | |
| Breed To Death (CD, EP) | Metropolis | MET 374 | US | 2005 |
This CD is everything PostNuclear wasn't. The songs are catchy yet still harbor a tad bit of raw emotion, there are plenty of hooks (The entire title track is one big catchy huggable hook), the percussion is solid and loud. Of the four songs that are introduced on the CD (Quite a lot for an EP), the only one I have trouble listening to is Straight Up, and that's just because it's Paula Abdul. War Dream is too fun a song to put into words, and The Blind sounds like pure Dismantled; a bit of Wumpscut, a bit of Funker Vogt, and a bit of Haujobb.
The remixes are nothing special, but they never are. The "Easy To Swallow" remix of The Swarm should have been the original, which was far too messy. The Feed remix of Breed To Death is repetitive and bland. Wumpscut proves once again to have very little aptitude when it comes to making a good remix, this time on The Swarm. Daedal sucks. And the Psyclon Nine remix of Breed To Death is simply annoying. BUT THE HAUJOBB REMIX. Anything Haujobb touches turns to gold. They call it The Swarm, but the only hint of The Swarm that remains is the word "Enough" sampled endlessly. Haujobb might have well have taken this track, stripped it of the vocals, and released it themselves. But this CD is by Dismantled, so enough of Haujobb.
The title track is great. The other three new songs are satisfying. And the Haujobb remix is SO GOOD. Those are five pretty good reasons to buy Breed To Death.