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Artist |
Godhead |
| Title |
2000 Years of Human Errors |
| Label |
Posthuman/Priority |
| Reviewer |
Richard Proplesch |
| Rating |
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The mish-mesh of cyber industrial and meta-
ballistic aggro is what the post-NIN clan desire. And
the initial fashion statements indicate Godhead are
using the same salon as Slipknot and Mudvayne. But when
you have Marilyn Manson footing the bill as exec
producer and then showing up for a vocal cameo, you can
count on this noise to include some of his insidious
hooks and gyrating synth melodies. For their 2k spin,
Godhead opt for more programming-oriented material
(think Prodigy) rather than crunchy extremes, although
the lyrics gravitate toward towards the bleakest
underbelly (“I Sell Society,” “I Hate Today”).
Bothersome trend: radio has clung to their savage,
morose-core cover of The Beatles’ “Eleanor Rigby,” the
only throwaway of this powerful set.
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Robert R. Lewis
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