My First Time Listening to Demanufacture by Fear Factory | My Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Watch me react to my first time listening to Demanufacture, the second studio album from heavy metal band Fear Factory.
*all comments in this video are completely subjective and I am not a music expert.
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0:00 Intro
0:41 Demanufacture
2:23 Self Bias Resistor
4:03 Zero Signal
6:41 Replica
8:28 New Breed
9:49 Dog Day Sunrise
11:15 Body Hammer
13:23 Flashpoint
14:35 H-K (Hunter-Killer)
16:24 Pisschrist
18:09 A Therapy for Pain
20:29 My Final Thoughts
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Fear Factory. Did not expect this one from you.
And yes, Obsolete is BEAUTIFUL
Yeah I've been wanting to check out Fear Factory for a very long time now, I'm glad I've finally taken the jump into their music. Great band, I love their sound and look forward to hearing more of their albums :)
I love Obsolete !!
@@mollyesanborn if you are brave enough, try their EP called Gabber Mixes :) also, the controversial album, Concrete
Obsolete was my jam in high school in the late 90’s. I loved how they could combine the heaviness with a somewhat mainstream feel/appeal.
@@mollyesanborn There's a remix album called Remanufacture that really ramps up the electro, techno even gabba elements and it is fantastic
I jumped in my seat seeing this! Its a masterpiece
Yes this album is so intense! I loved every second, just jam packed with energy 🔥
I am 3 tracks into this album, and I am wondering why haven't I listened to this band sooner? I will be listening to this album more often now.
Both the harsh and the clean vocals are done by the one incredible front man, Burton C. Bell.
Legend has it, in the early days of the band (back when their genre was full blown brutal death metal with industrial elements), the other band members heard Burton singing in the shower one day, and were very intrigued by how haunting his voice was. They then suggested to him that they try incorporating those vocals into their sound. A very revolutionary and brave decision in the early 90's for a death metal band!
Great reaction, Molly! 🙂
His voice is incredible! Such range, and yeah I love that haunted quality to his tone. It really suits this style of music.
I think Dino heard Burt sing a U2 song with that voice and tripped out.
@konowd You may be right. The fact that there's a cover of I Will Follow on Transgression seems to add weight to that possibility. Awesome cover, by the way.
Fear Factory had more range than a lot of heavy stuff at the time, they listened to a wide variety of music and it made a good stew when it all came together
A lot of the cleans on Concrete/Soul of a New Machine are directly Godflesh influenced.
Fun fact Zero Signal is the song used as Scorpion's theme from the 90s Mortal Kombat movie
That's cool, I had no idea! There is such a cinematic quality to this whole album, I'm not surprised a song from it is featured in a movie.
And demanufacture was the main song from the original carmegaddon game
GET OVER HERE!!!!
That scene and song got me into metal
@@adventurethis same. As a 7 year old hearing this song I was in the hunt for the heaviest shit possible. When my classmates were into kid rock I was going into machine head , slayer, napalm death
We did some tracking for this album at our studio in London (Whitfield Street Recording). We didn't get too many metal bands coming in so I was a happy boy. WOOOAAARGH!
Fear Factory were one of the most unique metal bands of their time. On their first album Soul of a New Machine they managed to combine death metal/grindcore with heavily influenced by Godflesh and Ministry industrial sound. And even so they had their own unique thing with this amazing clean vocals. At the time of 1992 it was absolutely mind-blowing to hear clean vocals in death metal along with the usual screams/growls. Many orthodox metal fans were simply baffled by this. And then Demanufacture comes out next, where the band just takes a leap into the stratosphere, creating a true industrial metal masterpiece.
After Demanufacture they also released remix album called Remanufacture where the band's going full-on with industrial and electronic stuff. Again, at the time releasing a remix album being a metal band was such a badass move which once again proves the Fear Factory greatness to experiment and develop their music.
I'd LOVE to check out Soul of a New Machine at some point too and hear their really early stuff. And thanks for letting me know about Remanufacture, I wasn't aware there was a remix version of this album. That'd be fun to hear!
When I was a in my late teens in the late 90's I listened both Demanufacture and the remix album Remanufacture and because I liked the latter more I realized something new about my musical preferences. Remanufacture was the album that made me to delve into much more electronic music (although dark and heavy sounding), such as Front Line Assembly. And Rhys Fulber, one of the members of Front Line Assembly was involved with Remanufacture. Which is insane album if you think it was released by Roadrunner Records and it has even a rave remix of H-K!
They have a remix of Soul also.
Fear Is The Mindkiller.
I have suggest. Don`t listen what people say.
Go Your own way, path. Digimortal era was their best. What was after.... 😥Concrete was first before SOANM. There are some bands like SybreeD, Mechina, Digimortal maybe all have influences. Industrial metal music is weird and heavy. Vocalist of SybreeD band left too.
I love Fear Factory yo you gotta listen to Obsolete next
Absolutely! I am looking forward to hearing it :)
Obsolete was my Doom soundtrack 20 years before the new Doom soundtrack
100%
FACT
@@mollyesanborn Personally I recommend to listen to the normal album version of "Obsolete", I mean without the bonus tracks, "Obsolete" has 10 tracks and its good that way.
Dog Day Sunrise sounds different, because it's actually a cover of Head of David.
Ahhh I didn't know it was a cover! Thanks for letting me know.
@@mollyesanbornHead of David is one of Justin Broadrick’s bands (aside from GODFLESH he’s been in many groups)
Fear Factory definitely paved the way for the 90s industrial metal scene
Fear Factory emerged from L.A. in the late 80's just as death metal began trending in the indie scene... Dino Cazares (guitar) enlisted his then-roommate Burton C. Bell (vocals) and Raymond Herrera (drums) ... They worked w/ producer Ross Robinson to record the 'Concrete' album in 1990 but it wasn't released until 2002 because of a contract dispute.
Most of the songs on 'Concrete' were used for what became Fear Factory's 1992 debut album 'Soul of a new machine'... Dino and Burton wanted to add more electronic elements for an industrial rock feel w/ their brutal delivery ... Burton added melodic singing to his brutal vocals and the album became a moderate success... Dino Cazares played bass on the record and he would do the same on their 2nd album.
For 2nd album 'Demanufacture' in 1995, Fear Factory enlisted industrial producer Rhys Fulber to enhance the album's futuristic sound and it was a huge improvement from 'Soul of a new machine'... Burton C. Bell wrote the album as a sequel about A.I. machines taking over the human race... Fear Factory's entire lyrical concept was 'man v. machine'... 'organism v. technology'... Dino also refrained from playing guitar solos because of the 90's trends.
Christian Olde Wolbers (bass) did the tour and joined Fear Factory as 'Demanufacture' sold close to a half million copies in the US alone.
Fear Factory concluded the trilogy concept w/ their 3rd album 'Obsolete' in 1998... the album sold gold (half million copies) in the US w/ a non-album single becoming an unexpected success - a cover of Gary Numan's "Cars" (which also featured Gary Numan) The album explored a world where even the humans have become mechanized and all that remains is the lone figure of resistance for humanity.
Their 4th album 'Digimortal' in 2001 was a bit commercial, exploring the concept of downloading a living person's memories into technology and becoming immortal ... However, Burton C. Bell was starting to split w/ guitarist Dino Cazares and quit Fear Factory in 2002. That was the end of the classic Fear Factory of Bell/ Cazares/ Herrera/ Wolbers.
In 2004, Burton C. Bell agreed to rejoin Fear Factory without Dino Cazares... Christian Olde Wolbers switched to guitar and Raymond Herrera (drums) and Byron Stroud (bass) recorded and released 'Archetype'... which was a return to the aggressive sound.
But after the 2005 album 'Transgression'... which was a bit commercial once again, Burton C. Bell was frustrated w/ Christian Wolber's wife involved in the band's business... He walked out again and decided to reconcile w/ Dino Cazares.
Burton and Dino joined forces for another Fear Factory album 'Mechanize' in 2010 w/ Gene Hoglan on drums and Byron Stroud on bass... However, the decision to record their 2012 album 'The Industrialist' w/ a drum machine led to the band splitting w/ Hoglan and Stroud.
Fear Factory completed and released the album 'Genexus' in 2015 w/ Mike Heller (drums) and toured into 2016. Their last album recorded w/ vocalist Burton C. Bell was 'Aggression continuum' in 2017... However, a lawsuit filed by Raymond Herrera and Christian Wolbers regarding the rights to the name Fear Factory delayed the release & resulted in Dino Cazares (guitar) retaining sole ownership of band name.
A bitter Burton C. Bell announced in 2020 that he had quit Fear Factory... He announced that he would tour again w/ a solo band, as well as his other project Ascension of the Watchers.
Dino released Fear Factory's 'Aggression continuum' in 2021 and also re-released 'The Industrialist' album w/ new drum tracks by Mike Heller... In 2023, Fear Factory announced new vocalist Milo Silvestro from Italy would be joining the band and touring w/ Dino Cazares (guitar) and Static-X's Tony Campos (bass)... Pete Webber (drums) also joined Fear Factory for the tour.
Dino announced recently that he had begun writing a new Fear Factory album - their first w/ vocalist Milo Silvestro.
Thank you for all of the info!! It is much appreciated, they seem like a very interesting band to dive into. I'm really intrigued now to hear Soul of a New Machine and Obsolete to hear the full trilogy concept they were going for.
In my eyes Fear Factory are pioneers in of so many sounds.. Electronic tones, melodic vocals etc. definitely made high school great.
Haven’t clicked on a video this quick in ages, just seeing the album cover in the thumbnail, thank you! Love how despite being made in ‘95 it still feels like a futuristic terminator-esque apocalyptic world. The band in general is like a nice bridge between Metallica/Slayer/Megadeth & Ministry/Front Line Assembly/Godflesh/KMFDM - if you want a madder version of this try “City” by Strapping Young Lad (like if Dillinger & Fear Factory had a baby) :)
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you were looking forward to some Fear Factory on the channel, I'm so glad I finally got to this album. I can definitely hear that classic metal/industrial crossover you mentioned, they bridge the two styles so well. I'll definitely have to get to Strapping Young Lad in the future too, I'd love to hear them. Fear Factory + Dillinger sounds like the perfect combination!
Oh god, Front Line Assembly and KMFDM mentioned! Caustic Grip from 1990 is my favourite album of FLA, I wish Molly will listen it too! And when it comes to KMFDM, I like all of their early albums, such great "ultra heavy beat" of the 90's!
@@discasting the best KMFDM albums for me are NÄIVE, NIHIL & XTORT. The 90s stuff in general is some of the most fun & addictive stuff in industrial
Caustic Grip is flippin’ great as well, also partial to Hard-Wired & Implode :)
This album, obsolete and digimortal were all produced by Rhys Fulber of Front Line Assembly, if you listen to them you will find a lot of the elements you noticed.
Love your reactions.
Thanks for watching! I'll have to look into Front Line Assembly, thanks for the suggestion :)
@@mollyesanborn Front Line Assembly are far reaching as influential, specifically sought out by the band for the electronic elements (there’s no keyboardist in FF), & they’ve always been my favorite band. A good place to start with them would be Millennium.
@mollyesanborn definitely start with Millennium or Hard Wired by Front Line Assembly
@@mollyesanborn I think Millennium and Hard Wired are more accessible, but I think Gashed senses & Crossfire, and Caustic Grip are better albums. They are harder for people because its pure programming with no guitars.
What's the Front Line Assembly song with a Pantera sample?
Love it when you are digging it, your "riff face" rules. Only reaction channel I like!!
I'VE GOT NO MORE GODDAMN REGRETS! I'VE GOT NO MORE GODDAMN RESPECT!
This is the music I was listening to back in school yet I was the outcast.
YES! One of my all time favourite albums. When I bought the CD in 1995 it literally felt like it came from the future. And it's easy to see why; the production sounds so modern and fresh still after almost 30 years.
Yes the production is very well done! I love that cinematic quality that this album has to its tone.
Mid 90's metal was an exciting time cause there were only a few bands doing something unique while combining genres...
Fear Factory - Demanufacture (1995)
Type O Negative - October Rust (1995)
Sepultura - Roots (1996)
KMFDM - Nihil (1996)
*Misery loves Co*
*PitchShifter*
*Monster Voodoo machine* also
1995 was some crazy year for metal and hard rock albums. i remember so many concerts that year and colorful characters. met a dude who embroidered his jean jacket with squirrel skulls because he was so metal.
Glad you reviewed this amazing album! Soul of a New Machine is heavier album. But yeah they found something unique combining heavy vocals with melodic vocals. Burton C. Bell does them both
fear factory, instant click
Absolutely love Fear Factory. Mostly because without them we wouldn’t have Strapping Young Lad.
And a lot of other bands
You got my sub because of the way you articulate your listening experience into words. Great work 😊
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it, glad you're enjoying the videos :)
I love hearing your opinions Molly. You are very open minded and insightful
Thanks so much! I appreciate that and am glad you're enjoying the videos :)
You should do Filth by Swans at some point. Or really any Swans album but Filth is their first and one of their heaviest albums
I'd love to check their music out, I know that Swans has been suggested before. I will try and get to them soon!
Burton C Bell was the guy who introduced two styles of singing in the same song - the clean x harsh vocals, which became a staple to almost every band after.
I remember when this album came out. It blew me and my friends' minds. Between the period of this album and it's follow up "Obsolete" they were THE metal band to us. I remember a few short years later we found out they were performing at Ozzfest and we all went as a group. They were on the second stage, which was this smaller outside area with literally trees everywhere like we were out in the woods.
We were in the front row literally inches away from them for the first few songs. Then we moved back a bit to go into the pit. One of my friends broke his hand when he fell and some dude couldn't stop himself and accidently stomped on it. His fingers were bent backwards. He saw a medic who straightened them, wrapped it up, put his arm in a sling, and gave him some painkillers. Then we went back to catch the end of their set, because that wasn't going to stop him.
Good times.
Wow... that is a crazy story! I feel bad for your friend who got his hand hurt but that's so cool you got to see them live, and that close to the stage too! Must've been an amazing show.
@@mollyesanborn It was. I've seen them again a few times since as well. Saw them on the 20th anniversary of this album where they performed the whole thing from start to finish.
Im really anticipating their follow-up obsolete which is one of my favorite fear factory albums.
I haven't listened to Fear Factory in SO LONG! Thank you for correcting that lol
On the Special Edition of Demanufacture, there are several remixed versions of album tracks added as well as 4 original songs that arent on other releases :]
Those being "Concreto" "Your Mistake" "Resistancia!" & "Manic Cure"
Holy smokes!!!! This is my favorite death metal album!
Hell yes I'm glad someone is reviewing this gold piece of music
Still one of my favorite records of all time. Many mornings awoken to this 'cyber metal' masterpiece. It make take longer than it should, but this album is going to be known with great importance in heavy music history eventually.
Yeah this record is great! Fear Factory achieved a very unique sound on this album, it blends so many elements together.
@@mollyesanborn yes and I was trying to find bands that sounded like them, but nobody never hit the right spot
I think it's already widely accepted as one the most influential metal albums of the 90s.
@@mokuscsik Among FF fans, yeah. Ask your common metal fan about the elements FF has, without mentioning the name, ask which band started it and you probably won't get the answer 'FF'
You are so intelligent about music. Its great hearing you talk about it and giving these bands exposure.
Thank you so much, I appreciate the kind words! These bands that I've been discovering are amazing and they definitely deserve all the exposure that they can get.
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Fear Factory have made some absolutely incredible albums. The whole run from Demanufacture to Digimortal is full of killer songs, and Mechanize is a brilliant album from front to back as well.
It's such a shame that the band can't stay away from drama, to the point where Dino Cazares is the only original member left and even he hasn't played on every release.
Ahah! Finally! The supreme industrial metal band.
When Burton wrote this album he wanted a futuristic sounding album that could still hold up 20+ years later. The band surely delivered.
Although this is a beautiful album, *Archetype* is probably my favorite. It's so methodical, but so heavy.
The greatest industrial metal record ever! And was unique sounding compared to other metal bands during that time. 🤘🏻
Fkn A! IMO this album changed up the industrial genre a hell of a lot, and along with NIN they brought it to a broader fan base
Absolutely!
Fear Factory did something unique in sound, whilst I'm not a huge fan of digital music...they used it perfectly to craft incredible songs.
Another awesome album choice. Love this album. I saw them live last year with Static-X (would love to see you react to their album Machine). Fear Factory is a great band. I’d say do their next album Obsolete next. Some of my favorites off Demanufacture are the title track, Self Bias Resistor, Replica, and HK.
I can tell by the expression on your face that you *get* it. Keep spreading the word amongst your youngnens
This album was way ahead of its time!! True Pioneers!!
Finally :) so glad you got to this one
Finding this video was the algorithm being awesome! I was about 16/17 when I bought Demanufacture on cassette and it was such a game changer, it totally blew my mind. I was big into black metal, and I still am, but this album showed me that bands could summon forth a different kind of atmosphere to their music.
Interesting fact for you, Pisschrist was actually a very early track, but the early demo era is nothing like the Demanufacture version.
Anyway, absolutely top notch video and I love the way you do things and describe what you're hearing, you have a new subscriber! 😊
(Btw, I still have the cassette and it probably still plays fine)
I’m so hype that ur doing Fear Factory, they’re my fave band ever.
An absolute all time fav. Also check out Strapping Young Lad, wich is basically Fear Factory meets Faith No More. For other groups in the same genre, check out Black Comedy and Sybreed.
Another awesome reaction. Love your commentary. Excellent imaginative descriptions
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the reaction :)
Hey Molly, it's funny how you cover my favourite albums of the 90s, first Meantime and now Demanufacture. 🙂 Great reaction as always! I bought a copy of Demanufacture "blindly" in 1995. I used to listen to industrial back then (the name Rhys Fulber of Front Line Assembly, who is featured on Demanufacture, convinced me to give it a shot) but didn't expect a full-blown metal album, lol. The industrial/techno influences become apparent in the remix album "Remanufacture".
Zero Signal was Sub Zero's theme song on the 1995 film Mortal Kombat. Fun Fact: Back when I bought the film's soundtrack (which h had a bunch of industrial metal songs on it, one being Zero Signal) it spurred me into collecting Fear Factory. I think I bought like 3 or 4 of their albums before I lost interest in Industrial Metal by the early 2000s.
I love this album. First exposure to it was the Mortal Kombat movie all the way back in 1995. They played the song Zero Signal during the Johnny Cage vs Scorpion fight. Definitely one of the best industrial metal albums ever to come out!
Wondering if we’ll be getting a return to Ghost soon? They’re the talk of the town right now as they just released their first concert film (which is excellent btw). Definitely recommend going through their discography in chronological order to see how that band has evolved (Infestissumam would be next since you’ve already heard Opus Eponymous).
Keep up the great content 😎!
Thanks for watching! I'll definitely keep more Ghost in mind :)
Timeless masterpiece
Yay, I am very happy to hear you covering a Fear Factory album! I first heard of the band because of Replica, it was the theme song for former ECW wrestler Jerry Lynn, so I bought Obsolete, and I was hooked! Thanks for this video, and like some others have said, please check out Obsolete, even if it is the ten track original version, if you liked this album, you'll like that one, too!
I didn't take much notice of this album when it came out but in late 1995 a friend sent me a mix tape (for the younger people here it's a primitive version of sharing a playlist 😀) and the last song on it was 'Self Bias Resistor'. I had the tape playing in my room as I was on my bed studying for an upcoming Economics exam. I wasn't paying it much attention. Self Bias Resistor came on. Again, I wasn't paying it much attention. And then that clean chorus hit! Holy shit! I jumped off the bed and just played that song on repeat. I eventually got the Demanufacture album and saw them on that tour in 1996. To this day it remains one of my favourite albums.
Molly thank you so much for listening to our request on this one. Love your take on Zero Signal, I've had it as one of my email address aliases for over 25 years. There’s a lot of fun facts I could throw in here but I’ll just say this, Rhys Fulber….
Masterpiece. It came out in the summer of '95, it was a completely new influence, bands like White Zombie, Ministry, NIN didn't sound like that either, we listened to it day and night. The funny thing is that nothing in its league has surpassed this record, which is almost 30 years old.
hey molly. fave album of all time. glad you found it. didn't see this mentioned. alot of fear factorys albums tell a story. atleast the earlier stuff. from demanufatcures down fall of a government/police state etc. to obsolete's terminator esque rise of the machines. MAN IS OBSOLOETE. fantastic metal opera's. Truely a unique band.
I have always loved Fear Factory. So happy to see that you're checking them out. I agree with the other comments that you should listen to their album Obsolete. It was their first album I purchased.
Thanks for this wonderful analysis. Well done! 🤘❤️🔥
Demanufacture is a classic, excellent choice 👌. Fear Factory had their ups and downs over the years but they were one of the best live bands I've ever seen or heard. I got to see them at the Hammerstein in 2001 touring the Digimortal release and they absolutely crushed it. Bell was the real deal live as was Raymond Herrera, maybe the craziest live double pedal drummer I've heard. Awesome selection, hope you do more 🤘
They were indeed a hell of a live band, saw them many times back in the day and they were great
Yeah I loved this one! I'll definitely check out more from Fear Factory.
Nah, fam. Obsolete!
Archetype at some point maybe but definitely Obsolete next
U keep geting better and better ❤
Aw thanks! This album was a ton of fun to finally check out, I'm glad it was suggested so much!
It's like a walk through memory lane of my own musical journey.. with a couple of detours.
My bad for not being around for these vids lately. Been a bit down lately. But I do have a story about this band. August 20th 1995, I was 16 years old at the time. I was headed to see my favorite band Megadeth. Had no idea who was opening for them either. Meet Dave Mustang at the back of the club before the show. Got lucky there were only a few people around. He put his arm around me and said "I am a fan of the music just like you are. I am no different." He had a decent buzz already but I knew he was trying to convey that he wasnt a metal god like we thought he was. He was super humble. Anyway went in and within a few minutes a band I had never heard of called Fear Factory took the stage. This was only a few months after Demanufacture album released. My jaw was on the floor the whole time. Never heard anything like it. It was f@kin incredible! Then a band I had only heard 1 song from took to the stage. Korn. My life was changed on that day. What Fear Factory and Korn did for me on that stage made the rest of the show (remember Megadeth was my fav band at the time) almost boring. Flotsam and Jetsam were the 3rd band and then Megadeth was headlining. I bought the Korn album and Demanufacture by FF and all I wanted to do for the rest of the show was go home and listen to these on repeat. Was an incredible day for me at such a young age.
You’re the best Molly!!! 😍
Love these guys, big part of my childhood in the 90s. I was thinking about your channel the other day while listening to an album i NEVER see music channels talk about and that's Sink by a band called Floater. So underrated, i hope you give it a listen someday
I never made the fear factory Type O Negative connection until you pointed it out. That was spot on.
I knew it a long time ago. Fear Factory was like a blend of Sepultura and Type O Negative with Nine Inch Nails Industrial vibes.
I feel both Demanufacture and the next album Obsolete are very underappreciated albums that came out of the late 90s. Fear Factory as a whole should be way more popular than they are. I remember in HS in 93 or so and hearing Scapegoat on someone's car stereo. I was hooked. I went out and bought Soul of a new machine and made all my friends listen to it. Then Demanufacture came out it so different than anything else I was listening to. I've been a fan for life. I saw Fear Factory for the 7th time a couple of months ago. Even with the new singer Milo, they have lost nothing. If Fear Factory comes to your town, go see them. You won't be disappointed🤘🤘 Great video🥰🥰
One of my favourite live bands. So fuckin good.
Moin from North Germany. ITS nice to See you , find Music from my youth. Fear Factory Concerts was the most intense in my youth
I had this album on casette, it's amazing.
Lovely to see you hear it for the first time.
Rhys Fulber on the production.
Great reaction Molly, Demanufacture is an incredible album, it is considered one of the 50 best metal albums in history, it is also very influential for metal in the 90s and is cult to this day.
Personally, I love "Digimortal" but this lineup was killer and produced some awesome records!
Hi Molly, I enjoyed watching your vlog with my best friend. This album reminds us of the Rock and Metal style songs from 2000’s
Man this album was all I listened to when I was a teenager. This, their next album Obsolete (my personal favourite) and any album from Machine Head. Thanks for the reaction, it was great how you broke the songs down and always appreciate the open mind you keep in all sorts of different genres and sounds. Keep it up!
Yoooo do Fear Factory Obsolete! One of my fav albums ever!!
Fear Factory is a band that many of their song hits really hard. The lyrics are existencial or sad , or heavy. Is amazing all the feelings this band can produce. Great reaction!!
There’s an excellent remix album called Remanufacture that accompanies this rather well. The majority of it was remixed by Junkie XL and Rhys Fulber.
This and Obsolete were some of my favorites as a teen
Zero Signal is probably my favorite FF song, but they have so many good songs. Love these guys
Hi Molly! This is one of my favorite albums of all time.
Whoa! Did not expect you would react to FF.
Fear factory were so ahead of their time. One of my favourite albums ever. Seen them live many times. Great video 🙌
This album is honestly a great introduction to the band. They only get better from here.
Love your reaction, you should try to continue with the album "Matando Gueros" by Brujeria, it is another project where the guitarist of Fear Factory (Dino Cazares) does an excellent job on the guitar, greetings!!
You need to check G/Z/R or simply the solo Geezer Butler first album, Plastic Planet, that features Fear Factory's vocalist as well
Not sure if anyone has said this but Burton C. Bell the vocalist is in the Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit video as one of thr kids in the gym going nuts.
Great reaction. Can‘t wait for the album Archetype. That is the album I have listened to the most.
This Album and Its Cinematic Atmosphere Creates This Absolute Masterpiece of A Headbanger that Gets You In The Groove And hits You In The Face The Entire Time!
These guys were awesome live!
very perfect description of her finding elements of Pantera, Type O’ Negative , Depeche Mode in this album. this album blew me away back in 94, this and Burn My Eyes.
I've definitely got to get to a Burn My Eyes reaction as well!
ive never heard fear factory before, thank you for directly getting me into them through this video 😁
Funny timing. Just yesterday Dino (guitarist) said that a new album is in the works. Supposedly we'll be getting a song at the end of the year.
It will be their first without Burton as vocalist (he left in 2020 though his vocals are on their most recent album from 2021).
Awesome reaction! Love these guys. Especially "Bite The Hand That Bleeds". My fav song. Can you possibly react to Lacuna Coil - In The Mean Time?
I'll definitely keep Lacuna Coil in mind, thanks for the suggestion!
Hi, I saw them live yesterday evening in Herford, Germay. killer show - so high energetic. Thank you Dino!
Obsolete & Mechanize are also incredible albums!
i recently had the urge to check this band out, I guess I'm doing it via your video
How hard would it be for you to do a tier list of all the albums you've listened to for thw channel? That would also help us recommend more albums you'd have the highest chance of enjoying that are at least similar to your existing favorites.
You know I've actually thought about doing this! It would be very difficult and would likely be a long video but I'd have a ton of fun ranking all of the albums that I've heard on the channel. I will absolutely keep it in mind for a future video :)
This is the first metal band to mix harsh and cleans vocals. They never really got as big as they should have because of various reasons, but they influenced the Metal scene for decades after. Arguably one of the most important bands in Metal history.
Zero Signal is my favorite. Absolutely epic banger of a tune
One of the Best metal albums ever. I already enjoy so much your review
I thank God I grew up with the Mortal Kombat 1995 film. I wouldn't have known of Fear Factory without that
Another fantastic album you should add to your list with sort of a similar vibe to this mixed with a bit more groove to it is Spineshank's album The Height of Callousness
Noted, I will be sure that it's on my list! :)
One of my all time favorite albums