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The third album from the Swedish band Clawfinger is as good
as their first ones - great aggressive music with nice lyrics fighting against
racism and social injustice. Both politically and musically they can be
compared to Rage Against the Machine but they are in fact even a little better
than them (I'm not just saying this because I'm from Sweden, Swedish music
has really reached great quality during recent years, even when it comes to
metal). The mixture between fast aggressive rap and heavy electronic metal
makes Clawfinger an outstanding band that everyone should have heard. Perhaps
the music can be described as a mix of Rammstein, Rage Against the Machine and
Nine Inch Nails and these bands aren't bad! This release contains mostly
heavy songs but there are also a couple of slower ones like the final track -
a great emotional ballad about a woman and mother who found no other way out
of the pain than taking her own life. The lyrics cover the usual Clawfinger
themes - critisizing religion, racism, egoism, emotional apathy and
encouraging the listeners to be themselves. This is what Clawfinger is all
about: aggressive melodic music, intelligent rhyming lyrics, humanism, social
justice and self respect.
| Tracklist |
1. Two sides 2. Hold your head |
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up 3. Biggest & The Best 4. Chances 5. Don't wake me |
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up 6. Not even you 7. Nobody knows 8. I can see them |
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coming 9. Wrong state of mind 10. I'm your Life & Religion |
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11. Crazy 12. I guess I'll never know |
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