Polski opis

Gatunek :	EBM, Synth-pop
Rok Wydania :	2002
Jakość :	MP3 192kbps Stereo
Ripper :	AMOK

Opis:
Colony 5 na scenie pojawiło się w 1999 roku. Od tamtej pory sukcesywnie poszerza grono swoich fanów. Rytmiczna muzyka z interesującymi tekstami do tego taneczne refreny - to wszystko sprawiło, że to szwedzkie trio zdobyło dośc dużą popularność na undergroudowej scenie electro / ebm.Długo im przyszło czekać na pierwszą płyę "Lifeline" bo aż do 2002. Płyta okazała się wielkim sukcesem i od tej pory sukcesywnie co jakiś czas dostajemy porcję wspaniałej muzyki.

 English description

Genre :	EBM, Synth-pop
Year :	2002
Quality :	MP3 192kbps Stereo
Ripper :	AMOK

Description:
"Colony 5 are beginning to establish themselves as a powerful new presence within the scene. This release marks the point where they should finally be recognized for their own sound and no longer be compared to Depeche Mode (a common thing with their past releases). There is a definite theme to this CD, that of the superficiality of the present day and the value of looks, fame and perfection over important news and matters in today’s society: 20th Century Plague, Big Brothel, Plastic World (the first single), Fallen Star and Phosphor – all speak of the superficiality of most people and media. Love – or the aftermath of it – is not forgotten by the band with the tracks Fix, Fusion, I Know, Misery, Symphony of Hope and Psycho Blonde (haven’t we all known one of those). The next single has yet to be announced, but my vote would go to A New World Arise, a wonderful song which is just begging for multiple remixes. This CD is easy to get lost in, the music flows very easily from one track to the next and the lyrics are more thought provoking than some of their past material. 'Fixed' may finally get the attention of US DJ’s looking for something new and fresh for their mix. The best part of the Bonus Limited Edition disc is by far, the harder, more industrial remix of A New World Arise. (...) This remix is what led me to suggest that this should be the next single, I think the potential for this song has yet to be tapped. Another gem on this disc is the cover of the old (1993) S.P.O.C.K. song Last Man on Earth. It fits nicely with the theme of the CD and sounds great." (Source)