Title: Significance of Blood
Artist: Chaos/Order
Genre: Electro / Psy-Trance / Minimal
Release Date: 27th November 2009
Label: Rustblade
Album Review
Legendary Rome-based electro act CHAOS/ORDER strike back with the third and final part of ‘The Trilogy of the Colours’, ‘Significance of Blood’ (aka The Red Album). This album terminates a journey started 10 years ago with the ‘black chapter’. There is also a limited edition of this album available - limited to 150 copies, including the full length CD ‘Flood’, special artwork and a postcard. The regularly release offers 9 tracks, including one special - a skinny puppy cover of the song ‘candle’. It is totally re-arranged to fit in the mood of this album - an obscure electro masterpiece. This LP sounds very similar to minimal club sounds; trance and experimental elements are combined and underlined with harsh EBM - sounds. But there’s no development in this music, it sounds very monotone and seems to be boring after a while. There is no demand on their lyrics and their music - only by continue listening. My conclusion to this album: It would suffice to fill dance floors.
Tracklist
01. Footsteps
02. Dynamic Darkmoor
03. Omega Woman
04. Mover
05. Groove Boyz
06. Pazzaglini Receiver
07. The Ultimate Hack
08. Last Generation In Flesh
09. Candle (Skinny Puppy Cover)
Line-up
Anadrea Capanna
Riccardo Chiaretti
Tiberio D'Aquino
Website
www.myspace.com/chaosorderebm
Cover-Picture
Rating
Music: 5
Sound: 5
Extras:
Total: 5 / 10
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