Innerwar

by Brighter Death Now

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bOnnIE tOcsIn / pInOcchIO gIrl I can see why this album is such a fan-favourite. Probably the most intense of Brighter Death Now's catalogue, though I wouldn't say the most disturbing. I'd say this album feels like a Civil War between both sides of the brain after a traumatic event, so caught up in the fighting where a person can no longer go forward, and is torn into two like a Disruption Dismemberment execution. Favorite track: Innerwar.
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Death Itself All Hail The Master Favorite track: No Pain.
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tr_🇺🇦 Death industrial. Recommended to me as a classic and I can see why now. I listen to harsh noise from the 90ies (rarely) but this kind of music is new to me. Harsh and dark. Some samples are uncomfortable to say the least. The tracks have loops as a backbone. They hold everything together and transform it into something more than "just noise". Some loops sound like heartbeats or medical equipment. Not an everyday listen. Calmest track is "No tomorrow". Heaviest is "WAR". Favorite track: Innerwar.
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Innerwar 06:29
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No Pain 04:42
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Happy Nation 07:50
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Little Baby 06:15
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No Tomorrow 07:23
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WAR 06:05

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released July 2, 1996

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