Front Line Assembly - The Initial Command
Label:
Catalog#:
KK 001, KK001
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
Belgium
Released:
1987
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro,
Industrial
Tracklist
Credits
Artwork By [Cover Art] -
C. Lepke
Artwork By [Design, Production] - David Rosychuk
Engineer, Performer - Bill Leeb
Mixed By - Michael Balch
Other [Appreciation] - Alain Neffe
Performer - Rhys Youth Fulber* (tracks: A1, A3, A4)
Artwork By [Design, Production] - David Rosychuk
Engineer, Performer - Bill Leeb
Mixed By - Michael Balch
Other [Appreciation] - Alain Neffe
Performer - Rhys Youth Fulber* (tracks: A1, A3, A4)
Notes
"Front Line Assembly is Bill Leeb with Rhys Youth Fulber"
Cat# on spine and labels: KK001
Cat# on spine and labels: KK001
Recommendations
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Front Line Assembly - Disorder (LP, Album)
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Frontline Assembly* - State Of Mind (LP, Album)
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Klinik, The* - Fear (12")
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Front Line Assembly - Corrosion (LP, Album)
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Reviews & Discussion
I think this is one of FLA's better albums. Very dark and deep EBM, and some of the tracks sound Cabaret Voltaire-like almost, circa 'Crackdown' only deeper (at least in my opinion). The whole album is like a trip, but side 2 is noticeably a little more dancey. It's not as hard or fast as alot of other EBM stuff, but it's really a beautiful work of industrial music. "Black March" and "No Control" sort of forecast the harder stuff they would do closer to the nineties, and I don't know if fans of their later work would like this album, but it's still worth getting just for the overall futuristic and dark tone and mood the whole album sets, if not the music itself.