Imperative Reaction, Eulogy for the Sick Child - 57m 36s

Tracks & Durations

1. Scorpio	5:30
2. The Longing (For Detachment)	6:40
3. Forced	6:08
4. Compressed/Terror	6:03
5. Flatline	3:34
6. The Sick Child	5:29
7. The Setting/Flight	4:55
8. Syntax	5:51
9. Overcast	4:53
10. Predicate	4:51
11. :Outobsolete/Vision	3:34

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Review

Those who like clean, straight-ahead, competent techno-industrial music need look no further than this debut from Southern California's Imperative Reaction. Sure, the :Wumpscut:-style distorted vocals are fairly hackneyed, but they're overshadowed by the inventive programming and sampling, particularly on the viciously funky "Compressed/Terror," with its razor-sharp beats and menacing Clockwork Orange dialogue snippets, and on the bouncy "Syntax." Reactioneers David Andrecht and Ted Phelps have a strong sense of what elements work well together, and even though their music ends up a tad on the derivative side, it's interesting enough (and dance-floor-friendly enough) to rise above most of the overproduced, muddled industrial music clogging the arteries of the late '90s. A strong start. --Steve Landau

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Eulogy for the Sick Child

Tracks: 14 (+3 tracks), Disk length: 1h 13m 56s (+16m 20s)

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