#Fear Factory

[girlthatyoufear]

#mall goth #90s goth #goth #90s mall goth #90s #2000s mall goth #kittie band #blink 182 #nu goth #fear factory #korn band #marilyn manson #methods of mayhem #kerrang #joey jordison #magazine

[madotsukidances]

#madotsuki #yume nikki #donkey kong country #donkey kong #fear factory

[moltinjectedmix]

#ozzfest #black sabbath #ozzy osbourne #rob zombie #slayer #deftones #primus #godsmack #system of a down #soad #drain sth #fear factory #static x #static-x #pushmonkey #slipknot #puya #flashpoint #apartment 26 #nu metal #mall goth

[musicktoplayinthedark]

Fear Factory

#fear factory

[missgothicgirl666]

#metalhead #heavy metal #nu metal #gothic #nu goth #inspiration #music #slipknot #evanescence #kittie #fear factory #type o negative #parkway drive

[paulbanksbathwater]

where is your saviour now?

#fear factory #demanufacture

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

𝔉𝔢𝔞𝔯 𝔉𝔞𝔠𝔱𝔬𝔯𝔶 - ℨ𝔢𝔯𝔬 𝔖𝔦𝔤𝔫𝔞𝔩

#Fear Factory #Demanufacture #Zero Signal #Release date: #June 13th #1995 #Full-length #Genre: #Industrial/Death Metal (early); Groove/Industrial Metal #Themes: #Technology #Anti-religion #Hate #Society #Science fiction #Politics #USA

[are-we-really-doing-this]

Linchpin - Fear Factory

#whoopsie doopsie looks like it’s a wildly indulgent gifset coming y’all’s way #yeah I’ve just been watching this mv over and over again for some reason #it’s like a cool spritz of WD40 on my hot rusty overworked brain folds #yeah I know that makes no sense but I feel it in my industrial-lovin’ soul #might do something from Static-X next #I’m really feeling this overall vibe #pardon me for the assault on the eyes but I love busy shit #also I didn’t really see another way to tackle this #it’s quite mesmerizing to me #I tend to get lost in the movement and colors if I look too long #in a…warm and fuzzy way #despite the cold detached nature of industrial #I love paradoxes #cw eyestrain #cw flickering #cw flashing #fear factory #nu metal #industrial metal #gifset #my edit

[guerrilla-operator]

FEAR FACTORY

#fear factory #industrial metal #groove metal #nu metal #death metal #metal #industrial

[metalsongoftheday]

Monday, December 4: Fear Factory, "Virus of Faith"

The Industrialist was a bridge too far for Fear Factory, the record where Burton C. Bell and Dino Cazares followed the band’s whole conceit past its logical endpoint and painted themselves into a corner they were never really able to escape.  It wasn’t entirely a bad record, as numbers like the title track and “Virus of Faith” sounded completely natural and leaned in on the duo’s individual and collective strengths.  But for arguably the first time, this felt like Fear Factory by numbers, and the absence of a proper drummer was one of those nuances that, for this enterprise, may not have initially seemed like a big deal, but ultimately stripped away a lot of personality. 

#heavy metal #metal #heavy metal rules #heavy metal music #listen to metal #metal song of the day #metal song #song of the day #song #fear factory #burton c bell #dino cazares #industrial metal #heavy music #heavy rock #metal rock #metal music #listen to music #long live rock #Youtube

[mymindlostmefan]

fear factory 1995 demanufacture

released 13.06.1995

#fear factory

[nu-metal-tournament-completed]

#nu metal #nu metal tournament #kittie band #fear factory #nmtlb

[cynderblaze]

I uploaded a new remix to YouTube last night! Feel free to take a listen!

#music #video game remixes #video game music #remixes #video game remix #remix #donkey kong #donkey kong country #fear factory #Youtube

[internetburial]

#fear factory #industrial metal #windows xp #windows theme #old internet #internet archive #1998

[aleprouswitch]

Burton C. Bell in promotional photos for Fear Factory's Demanufacture, 1995. Photos by Joey Cultice.

#burton c. bell #fear factory #burton c bell #90s #industrial #metal #industrial metal #today's theme is industrial rock dudes btw

[aci32]

MACHINE HEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey folks, sorry for running two days late but better late than never, here is my 1st review of 2024, Machine Head!!!!!!!! It was my first gig in 2 months as the last one I saw was Cattle Decapitation and Immolation last December, I was going to see Exmortus but I decided against it due to pre holiday stress getting to me. This was the first time in 4 years I had seen MH as I last saw them when they did their evening with tour, and it was the first of two shows I saw that year a month before covid took a stranglehold on the world, second show was Vader two weeks later. Plus when I saw them 4 years ago it was when they played Burn My Eyes in it's entirety in the 2nd half of their set after they played the first half of their songs from all their catalog, which to me is a show that won't get topped.

Let's begin the festivities!

First band up was Gates to Hell. I had looked them up on metal archives and they looked like a band I wouldn't be into, sure enough my point was proven as I found them boring like I do with a majority of metalcore and deathcore bands and it was all the more reason to save my headbanging energy. I then said to my pal Alex "Stogie" Stojanovic in a joking manner "I at least didn't get splashed with water in my face twice".

Next band up was Orbit Culture!!! Compared to Gates to Hell, these guys were better as their songs were more groovy since they are a mix of Melo Death and Groove Metal and plus they had great stage presence. When I heard them live I was hearing some Dark Tranquillity vibes off of them. At one point during their set frontman Niklas Karlsson had said "Of the shows we've played in Canada, I think this is the biggest? But it's also the weakest" which elicited boos from the crowd but he did give them a pep talk to start moshing and crowdsurfing more, which they did and he would then compliment Toronto's energy and efforts.

After Orbit Culture it was time for Fear Factory!! This was my 3rd time seeing Fear Factory as it had been almost 11 years since I last saw them which was also the last time I would see them with Burton C. Bell as he had acrimoniously left Fear Factory as the previously squashed beef between him and Dino Cazares had ignited almost 4 years ago and it came as a shock to all of us, especially when it was at the height of covid at that time. So they got a new singer from Rome, Italy in the name of Milo Silvestro and his growls and cleans almost sounded identical to Burton's vocal style, which was scary in a sense but I was otherwise pleasantly surprised with that performance. I'll also point out I've now seen Fear Factory three times with three different drummers and three different bassists respectively: 2010 was Byron Stroud and Gene Hoglan from Strapping Young Lad so it was ½ FF and ½ SYL. 2013 was Matt Devries who is also rhythm guitarist for Chimaira and Mike Heller formerly of Malignancy and who now plays for Raven, so ½ FF and ¼ Chimaira and ¼ Malignancy. This year was Tony Campos from Static X and Pete Webber from Havok, so ½ FF and ¼ Static X and ¼ Havok. Also when Dino Cazares had finished introducing the band members he said "I think I speak for all the fat dudes here how many fat guys we got *many raised their horns and yelled* we got some XXL shirts at the merch booth or as I call them Dino size" which had Stogie and I cracking up. Here's FF's setlist:

1. Shock

2. Edgecrusher

3. Powershifter

4. Disruptor

5. Fuel Injected Suicide Machine

6. Linchpin

7. Slave Labor

8. Demanufacture

9. Replica

After FF it was time for MACHINE HEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This was my 7th time seeing Machine Head and first time in almost 12 years I see them play at a large nightclub as last time that happened was when I saw MH at Rebel as direct support for Dethklok, in which looking back on it MH stole the show. This was also the first time in 12 years I had seen MH on tour with opening acts as I last saw that on January 28th, 2012 at Rebel then known as Sound Academy with Darkest Hour and Suicide Silence on the Unto the Locust tour. Each time I've seen them live they just get better with each performance. Before Aesthetics of Hate and then dedicating it to Dimebag Darrell, Robb Flynn had said the following "Holy Shit Toronto! Goddamn! We got some rowdy motherfuckers for a monday night here in Canada, lemme hear you make some noise Toronto *crowd roars* nah nah nah let me hear you make some NOIIIISSSEEE *crowd roars louder* fuck. I tell you what, it is awesome to be back now, so awesome to be back. We got here, actually we got here last night, yesterday afternoon, I went walkin around, it totally brought back all these crazy memories of the first time Machine Head played in Toronto. So the first tour we did was opening for Napalm Death and Obituary and we played over at the Opera House so I walked by the Opera House and then we came back with Slayer a little while later and we did a little show called umm.. I think it was Much Music or something like that? They had us come on and play Davidian and I walked by that building and I was like 'oh shit' and all these killer memories came back and I just wanna say man it feels good to be back in your fuckin city man thank you". Also at the end of Aesthetics of Hate, there was a silhouette of Dimebag on the screen, which was a touching gesture. As MH were performing Unto the Locust Robb had made commented on the weed being smoked and he admired the smell of it as it made him say "woooooo". Before their last song Halo and opening band acknowledgements, Robb Flynn did another speech "Like I said earlier, we got some rowdy motherfuckers on a monday night in Toronto fuck! How's everybody in the balcony doing man, you guys doing alright back there? Fuckin eh, ragers ragers over here man. And how's all my motherfuckers in the circle pit doing, you guys doing alright? Where's the captain? I love all the masks, everyone's wearing the fuckin ram skull masks I love it, see people go *makes horn crashing sound with his fists punching together* where's the captain at? I need your captain's hat man, I need that no no no, bring it up here, I need that captain's hat, that's some good shit *Adam Cooper brings his hat to Robb Flynn* Slayer captain's hat, thanks Toronto". I'll also point out that Wacław "Vogg" Kieltyka wasn't on this tour due to his commitments with Decapitated so instead Reece "Babyface" Scruggs from Havok was in the band on lead guitar duties, so this tour was definitely linked with Havok members. Here's MH's setlist:

1. Imperium

2. Ten Ton Hammer

3. CHØKE ØN THE ASHES ØF YØUR HATE

4. Aesthetics of Hate

5. Old

6. Locust

7. The Blood, the Sweat, the Tears (Robb Flynn renamed the last part Beers)

8. NØ GØDS, NØ MASTERS

9. SLAUGHTER THE MARTYR

10. Bulldozer

11. From this Day

12. Davidian

13. Halo

Overall, an awesome metal show and a great way to kick off the 2024 concert season for me.

HEAVY METAL FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#heavy metal #machine head #fear factory