Recorded at Townhouse Studios, Terminal 24,
mixed at Marcus Studios, London, in August 1990.
Both on the CD and the inlay backcover tracks 10 & 11 are listed as one track:
Kaliyuga-Struggle 8:18. In the booklet they are listed separately.
On the inlay backcover tracks 6 & 7 are listed in reverse order.
For some tracks the listed durations differ considerably from the real track lengths:
Track 1 is listed as 5:26; track 2: 6:49; track 3: 5:41 and track 6: 8:03.
(c) 1990 EG/Complete Music (r) 1990 AGR/Modern Music
An AGR-Production for Noise International.
hafler3o, Aug 31, 2007
Recovering from the commercial 'freefall' created by the awfully sketchy 'Outside The Gate' did not start with this album, but at least the band was reforged with Martin Atkins on drums giving the group back a pulsating, dangerous edge. This release did nothing really but make ears bleed and neighbours complain. The tracks are diamond hard and as heavy as anything they've ever done before or after. Geordie's riffs and chords are frighteningly good, the lyrics are socially, politically charged and and (sometimes) subtle. If you want HEAVIOSITY you will find it here, the production isn't great but kind of adds to the overall murky feel of the album. The bludgeoning effect of the band on tracks such as 'Intravenous' and 'Slipstream' belie the craft of the songs. Titanic!
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