Fear Factory - Remanufacture (Cloning Technology)

Label:

Roadrunner Records

Catalog#:

RR 8834-2

Format:

CD, Album, HDCD

Country:

Released:

20 May 1997

Genre:

Electronic, Rock

Style:

Industrial, Breaks, Big Beat, Gabber, Hardcore, Downtempo

Tracklist

1	Remanufacture (Demanufacture)	6:42	X
	Remix - Rhys Fulber
2	National Panel Beating (Body Hammer)	4:37	X
	Remix - Rhys Fulber
3	Genetic Blueprint (New Breed)	4:22	X
	Remix - Junkie XL
4	Faithless (Zero Signal)	5:24	X
	Remix - Rhys Fulber
5	Bionic Chronic	0:32	X
	Producer - Junkie XL
6	Cloning Technology (Replica)	5:51	X
	Remix - Kingsize
7	Burn (Flashpoint)	5:05	X
	Remix - Junkie XL
8	T-1000 (H-K)	4:06	X
	Remix - DJ Dano
9	Machines Of Hate (Self Bias Resistor)	5:49	X
	Remix - Rhys Fulber
10	21st Century Jesus (P*sschrist)	7:18	X
	Remix - Rhys Fulber
11	Bound For Forgiveness (A Therapy For Pain)	5:59	X
	Remix - Rhys Fulber
12	Refinery	3:16	X
	Producer - Fear Factory
13	Remanufacture (Edited Version)	5:25
	Remix - Rhys Fulber

Credits

Bass - Christian Olde Wolbers
Drums - Raymond Herrera
Engineer [Mix Engineer Assistant] - Delwyn Brooks (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 9 to 11, 13)
Engineer [Mix Engineer] - Greg Reely (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 9 to 11, 13)
Guitar - Dino Cazares
Lyrics By - Burton C. Bell , Dino Cazares (tracks: 3)
Mastered By - Ted Jansen*
Producer [Additional Remix Production] - Dino Cazares (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 9 to 11, 13) , Greg Reely (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 9 to 11, 13)
Producer [Original] - Colin Richardson
Vocals - Burton C. Bell
Written-By - Burton C. Bell (tracks: 9) , Dino Cazares , Raymond Herrera

Notes

Remixes of Fear Factory's Demanufacture.

Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York, NY.

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Rated 4/5

Review by ReeferMan Jun 20, 2003

A techno-inductrial reworking of the thrash album 'Demanufacture' seems a strange idea. However, this album delivers a lot of good tunes with influences from genres as diverse as trance, ambient, breakbeat, Dutch hardcore (via Junkie XL) et al.

The influence of the producers (primarily Rhys Fulber from industrial act FLA) is fairly obvious. What is surprising is the general quality of the beats, particularly 'Burn', 'T-1000' and '21st Century Jesus'.

This album is ideal for those who want to take a peek at the current state of hard rock / thrash metal crossover acts using techno influences.