Panick ‎– Lab-O-Matic

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Neurobiotic Records – NBR CD 018
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CD, Album, Digipak
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1 Menace To Society 6:36
2 Blind Sensations 6:04
3 Radioshake 6:09
4 Incsoc 5:40
5 Lab-O-Matic 6:10
6 Cronick Candy 6:10
7 Class-X 7:04
8 Cap Zion
Written-By, Producer – Golan Aharony
6:49
9 Jibjab 7:06
10 Manic Miner Edit 7:12

Credits

  • Artwork By [Design] – Nick Laniado
  • Mastered By [Digital Mastering]Ido Ophir
  • Written-By, ProducerPanick

Notes

Track #10 is a 'bonus track'

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Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Lab-O-Matic (CD, Album) Solstice Music International SOLMC-071 Japan 2006
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Rated 3/5
Review by DeathPosture Jun 08, 2006 (edited over 5 years ago)
Vamos a la playa!

Israeli producer Nick Laniado is out with his second album, following the seemingly very popular Rocket Pocket released by Phonokol in 2003. I haven’t heard that album, but I’ve heard and enjoyed Nick’s input on the 2001 Psysex album Hardcore Blastoff… To put it lightly, I’m not a fan of the endless stream of generic full-on coming out of Israel – but luckily there’s still good full-on being produced. Tron’s smashing debut album Existence released by Liquid Records in early 2006 is a good example of brilliantly eclectic full-on being created in other parts of the world. Truth being, I have limited knowledge into the somewhat extensive Neurobiotic back-catalogue, but from what I’ve understood it’s among the better full-on labels… Let’s find out if this release can verify that…

Alright, what we have here is an album with half the tracks being cheesy and predictable – and the other half being pretty good… That ratio is not good enough! Obviously I would have preferred an album packed to the rim with one ‘killargh’ after the other… That’s not the case here, and that’s really a shame! So, this is not the best full-on album I’ve heard in 2005 – but on the other hand it’s not the worst either… Far from it!

It’s no secret, that I am not a fan of boring, predictable, formulated, iconic Israeli neo full-on – and it’s been quite a while since I had a pleasant experience with a full-on CD made in Israel. Luckily Panick isn’t a total loss – coz as my indication of fav’e tracks below shows, there are indeed some great stuff to be found here… I just wish they weren’t so scarce! Also I wish the good tracks were longer. But let me also stress, that as a full-on album this is MILES ABOVE most of the generic, formulaic crap coming out of Israel nowadays… I’ll take this over Vibe Tribe, Dali or… Infected Mushroom (!) ANY day! Full-on fans will dig this – purists should sample it carefully before making the purchase… Either way – enjoy!

Favourites: 2, 5(!), 6, 10(!)

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