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Detractors will undoubtedly peg them as Marilyn Manson imitators, but that's like putting down Stevie Ray Vaughan for his Hendrixisms. The band works well within the parameters of their chosen genre, and if you go for the industrial-inflected synth rock of Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson, etc., you'd be foolish to overlook CANDYASS. The sonic assualt is almost unrelentingly brutal, as pounding drums, jackhammer guitars and wailing, buzzing synths (all heavily processed) pin your ears back. The cold, detached vocal style matches the uncompromising electro-rock arrangements perfectly. Apocalyptic, iconoclastic and willfully abrasive, ORGY is the worst nightmare of every teen's parents, and that's what rock & roll's all about.
Cover Of New Order's Blue Mon.
Recorded at Donner Pass Cabin, Truckee, California; N.R.G. Studios, North Hollywood, California; Josh's Garage, Hollywood, California; Westlake Audio, West Hollywood, California.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Paige Haley; Ryan Shuck; Bobby Hewitt; Jay Gordon; Amir Derakh.
Orgy: Jay, Ryan, Amir, Bobby, Paige.
Additional personnel: Troy Van Leeuwen (guitar); Josh Abraham, Jay Gordon (synthesizer, programming); Elijah Blue (synthesizer, background vocals); Dieter (drums); Anthony Valcic (programming); Jonathan Davis (background vocals).
Melody Maker (4/24/99, p.38) - 4 stars out of 5 - "Blinding industro-rock from breaking US nu-metal stars....Your idea of super time and you know it."
awsome emo rock with a metal kick to it this is great for metal heads to emos to pop-rockers. this is an awsome album if ur a manson fan this cd is a must have Submitted by Boslaive (Weyerhaeuser, WI) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Amazing, Amazing Album I got the album when it first came out - end of August 1998. Since then, I've bought THREE copies because I wore out the other ones. This album is by far one of the best albums put out in the 90's... perhaps even before that. Orgy has such a distinctive sound, and with a mix of Amir's synth, Paige's bass, Bobby and Ryan's drumming and guitar, and Jay's incredibly hyptonitizing voice...it's perhaps the perfect album to own. I absolutely adore Orgy in general, but this album was THE milestone. Amazing. Submitted by Marlena (Plattsburgh, NY, USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
all i say all there cds are awesome there music is addicting you cant get sick of hearin the same cd over and over again which is rare you never no wat to expect from this band which is remarkable and i hope they put out a new one and there dvd is awesome u shuold watch it Submitted by phantasmicies (boston,mass,usa) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
all i say all there cds are awesome there music is addicting you cant get sick of hearin the same cd over and over again which is rare you never no wat to expect from this band which is remarkable and i hope they put out a new one and there dvd is awesome u shuold watch it Submitted by phantasmicies (boston,mass,usa) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Awesome Album! THIS ALBUM ROCKS! One of the best I've heard. They have an awesome sound that never gets old. They'll definitley be around for a while! They've got all the talent in the world, plus Jay is sooo hot! Best songs: Blue Monday, Stitches, Social Enemies, Gender & Revival. Submitted by Mindy (Heath, Ohio USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
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