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The thirteenth album from this Bay Area quartet, which features ex-Metallica man Jason Newsted on bass, sounds a lot more like Motorhead than Newsted's other band, but most of these songs are too dark, punishing and just plain forgettable for non-metalheads to bother with.
CHRISTIAN HOARD
(From RS 918, March 20, 2003)
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Track List
- Gasmask Revival
- Facing Up
- Blame Us
- Real Again?
- Rebel Robot
- The Multiverse
- I Don't Wanna Wake Up
- Les Cigares Volants
- Divine Sun
- Reactor
- Invisible Planet
- Strange And Ironic
- We Carry On / (untitled) - (hidden track)
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