Noisex – Ignarrogance

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Label:	Ant-Zen – ACT 86
Format:	2 x CD, Album
Country:	Germany
Released:	1998
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Industrial, Rhythmic Noise, EBM

Tracklist

	The First Face
1-1	Screams From A Handicapped Nation	5:24
1-2	Biohazard	5:04
1-3	Cardiac Infarction	4:32
1-4	Bang Tha' Beat Bastard	4:34
1-5	Lava (Silent Death)	4:22
1-6	Plasmid	3:08
1-7	I Will!	3:35
1-8	Stinger	4:24
1-9	Psychotic Guardians In Absence	4:26
1-10	X-ecution	6:15
1-11	Maschinwerk (Lust!figure Style)	4:00
1-12	Don't Ya' Fuckin' Look At Me	4:53
1-13	Noisexorzist	3:12
1-14	Digital Disease	2:31
1-15	Black Tortüre	3:53
1-16	S.phynxx	6:25
	The Second Face
2-1	Burn These Puppets	3:19
2-2	Stomp Age	6:49
2-3	Ignarrogance	3:34
2-4	Phantom Fist	3:40
2-5	Lava (X-ecuted)	4:30
2-6	NT-ZN	4:17
2-7	Noisedisco	3:59
2-8	Alone	6:31
2-9	Tomorrow Is One Day After	4:38
2-10	One Vision	3:05
2-11	EKG Baby	4:42
2-12	X-ecution (Lust!figure Style)	3:30
2-13	In Noise We Trust	3:40
2-14	The Hidden	4:11
2-15	Automätic	3:10
2-16	Templedance	5:00
2-17	Auf Geht's Buam! (Very Special Bonus)	4:24

All tracks were written, performed, and produced at the K:A:T:T Industry Studio, Munich in 1997/8.

Mastered at Metarc Studio, Belgium.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Ignarrogance (2×CD, Album, 7", Box Set, Limited Edition)	Ant-Zen	act 86.6	Germany	1998

fariaramon Jan 11, 2023
The best rhythmic power noise album, with killer tracks, distortions and perfect rhythms. Deserves a full release on double vinyl.
DarkSouljah Aug 27, 2004
Edited 18 years ago
This Noisex release acts almost like a greatest hits album, coercing all their forms and styles into one lengthy, 2-disc album. "Ignarrogance" feeds upon the act of repetition, sending the listener into a trance-like state with its repeated vocals (usually the name of the track), and droning, mechanical music. The noise influence is very present here, and veils much of the synth work in a thick fuzz on many of the songs. The reason this can substitute as a collective works release is both because of the obvious length of the release, and because the tracks don't stick to one form - instead they represent the breakbeat, hardcore/EBM (my favourite), and mutilated-beat facades of Noisex. One theme does remain common though throughout the 144 minutes, and that is the theme of repetition. This would otherwise be called a boring release if it were a quarter of the length, but since there is such a volume of tracks to choose from, "Ignarrogance" can stay fresh and innovative over a period of many listens.