Transgression is the second Fear Factory album to feature guitarist Christian Olde Wolbers, and it marks the first appearance of ex-Strapping Young Lad bassist Byron Stroud. Despite the new line-up, the pioneering industrial-metal band loses none of its patented tightness or aggression. Starting with the reverb-drenched Depeche Mode-meets-Megadeth sonic onslaught of '540,000 Degrees Fahrenheit', the group refines its unique brand of new wave-influenced thrash, pausing only to deliver a surprisingly faithful cover version of U2's 'I Will Follow'. Features 14 total tracks including the 3 live bonus tracks 'Slave Labor', 'Cyber Waste' & 'Drones'. Roadrunner. 2005.
Transgression,Fear Factory,Heavy Metal
Rock Music:
- Trenton Makes The Cryptkeeper Five
- Two Too [Import]
- Uchusen Chikyugo V.2 [Import]
- Unidentified Flying Abstract [Import]
- Vectorselector [Import]
- Velvett Fogg [Import]
- We Got This [Import]
- Widness Years [Import]
- You Won't Like It Cuz It Ain't Rock & Roll [Import]
- 80s Party
Rock Music
Going West, Looking East [Enhanced]
Beethoven: Symphonien 5 & 6 "Pastorale"
African Heritage: Traditional Collection [Import]
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