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Live Recording
Informatik: Da5id Din, Matthew Crofoot.
Informatik Syntax Songs | 1. | Things to Come - (War Changes Nothing mix) |
| 2. | Night Life |
| 3. | Entropy - (Syntax mix) |
| 4. | Nil |
| 5. | Watching You Watching Me |
| 6. | Now Here |
| 7. | Retrogradation |
| 8. | Nameless |
| 9. | Innocence and Blood |
| 10. | Peril Eyes - (Decoded Feedback remix) |
| 11. | Watching You Watching Me - (NCC remix) |
| 12. | Things to Come - (Dub mix) |
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Syntax Music Review Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars)   Cd is ok...
Good stuff... I bought this CD after hearing a few 30 second clips and liked what I heard... Not the best that I've heard, but it's good anyway... Not quite Funker Vogt or Wumpscut, but it's still good... I recommend if you like this music!
Submitted by a reviewer (Chicago, IL, USA) 
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 Everybody in line for shock treatment !!!
Informätik's SYNTAX is a very good album... but only if you appreciate electronica. This album is a very pleasant one, but sometimes a weird one at times. I explain.
The way the album begins (I'm refering to track 1 : THINGS TO COME - WAR CHANGES NOTHING MIX) one could think is about to hear some electronic dance music... But just wait for Da5id's distorted voice to set in. What's wrong ? In fact, nothing's wrong, but it's kinda odd to hear harsh indutrial lyrics and voice along with very (I mean VERY) danceable back beat. Not what you're especially waiting for a techno-industrial band. INFORMÄTIK is very dance-oriented. Of course, SYNTAX is one great release from Metropolis Records, and a very original one too. But if you're looking for something rougher, try something else. But if you love meaty techno, go for it.
The only drawback is that SYNTAX contains 2 remixes of 2 tracks on the album... and the remixes are fine but were they really necessary due to the fact that they do not sound that different after all considerations. Anyway...
Submitted by thegrey (Sherbrooke, Qc)
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