Someone told me Christian industrial doesn't usually measure up. Well, maybe it doesn't always approach the high standards of the mainstream industrial world, but sometimes it comes close. I would say Autovoice is average. It certainly measures up, but without the groundbreaking verve of bands like Kraftwerk. You'll hear nothing but typical distorted vocal and a reliance on keyboards and effects, and there are some decent grooves, like in "Construct." "Fallout" could stand to have better sound quality. For info, write: Flaming Fish, 9 Koidern Ave, Whitehorse Yukon Y1A 3N7, Canada
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The Phantom Tollbooth 1998Reviewed by Mark J. AylorCan you say Gothic Industrial? I thought you could. That phrase sums up well Autovoice's second album A Living Death. Their first album, the self produced 00000011, was good enough to draw the attention of Flaming Fish Records, and here is the bitter-sour fruit of that union. Don't take that phrase the wrong way. In this case, that is very good! Who says Christians can't do gothic? Just thinking…Similar sounding releases
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