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REVIEW: Project: Failing Flesh - A Beautiful Sickness Self-financed, 2003
6.5/10
Project: Failing Flesh - A Beautiful Sickness - cover art The American three-piece Project: Failing Flesh is probably a new acquiantance to most of you and it is also a very young band. The members are however no newcomers to the metal scene. The band is made up of Tim Gutierrez and Kevin 131, the latter having produced albums for bands like Brave and Grand Belial's Key. The third member is no other than Eric Forrest who was the vocalist of Canadian thrash masters Voivod and now also fronts the his new band E-Force who are signed to the French label Season Of Mist. "A Beautiful Sickness" is the self-produced debut album of the band and it is probably not what you would have expected from these individuals. The music here is heavy mid-paced industrial metal with lots of sampling and dark churning guitars. The vocals are close to thrash metal but it is more of shouting than growling or screaming. There are influences from doom metal, Nine Inch Nails, Fear Factory and Ministry but most importantly the album is heavy all the way through. The production is superb and the only thing that I don't like about it is that there are already so many other American bands doing similar things and this kind of music easily gets a little monotonous. A fine first effort from a band that we will probably hear more of in the future. You just have to love a band that includes a sample from "The Exorcist"!

written by Vincent Eldefors

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Tracklist

1. A Beautiful
Sickness
2. Planet Dead
3. 9mm Movie
4. Scene Of The
Crime
5. Entrance Wound
6. Long Silent Voices
7.
Dementia Pugilistica
8. Taste Of The Lie
9. Highwire Act
/> 10. Warhead

Playing time: 40.37

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