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Skinny Puppy - Weapon Album

Skinny Puppy Metropolis Industrial Ebm Electro Experimental 2013
Skinny Puppy - Weapon Album
Performer: Skinny Puppy
Title: Weapon
Country: US
Genre: Electronic
Style:Industrial, EBM, Electro, Experimental
Released: 28 May 2013
Catalog number: MET 870
Label: Metropolis
MP3 album szie: 2959 mb
FLAC album size: 1507 mb
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Tracklist

1(no audio)1:00
2paragUn4:53
3gLowbeL3:15
4wornin' 4:42
5survivalisto 4:51
6saLvo3:46
7plasiCage 3:13
8Overdose2:10
9terminal4:00
10illisiT3:58
11tsudanama5:53
12solvent4:37

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
MET 870Skinny Puppy Weapon ‎(CD, Album)MetropolisMET 870US2013
MET 870DSkinny Puppy Weapon ‎(11xFile, MP3, Album, VBR)MetropolisMET 870DUS2013
MET 870VSkinny Puppy Weapon ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE)MetropolisMET 870VUS2016
MET 870DSkinny Puppy Weapon ‎(11xFile, AAC, Album)MetropolisMET 870DUS2013
MET 870DSkinny Puppy Weapon ‎(11xFile, ALAC, Album)MetropolisMET 870DUS2013
CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
MET 870Skinny Puppy Weapon ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, Dig)MetropolisMET 870US2013
MET 870Skinny Puppy Weapon ‎(CD, Album)MetropolisMET 870US2013
MET 870DSkinny Puppy Weapon ‎(11xFile, MP3, Album, VBR)MetropolisMET 870DUS2013
MET 870VSkinny Puppy Weapon ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE)MetropolisMET 870VUS2016
MET 870DSkinny Puppy Weapon ‎(11xFile, AAC, Album)MetropolisMET 870DUS2013

Credits

  • Design [Sleeve], Illustration [Illustrations] – Steven R Gilmore
  • Liner Notes – J. Robert Oppenheimer
  • Mixed By [Mixing], Mastered By [Mastering] – Ken Marshall
  • Performer [Additional Instruments] – Traz Damji (tracks: 6)
  • Performer [Skinny Puppy] – Mark Walk, N. Ogre, cEvin Key
  • Producer [Produced By], Songwriter [All Songs] – Skinny Puppy
  • Design [Sleeve], Illustration [Illustrations] – Steven R Gilmore
  • Liner Notes – J. Robert Oppenheimer
  • Mixed By [Mixing], Mastered By [Mastering] – Ken Marshall
  • Performer [Additional Instruments] – Traz Damji (tracks: 6)
  • Performer [Skinny Puppy] – Mark Walk, N. Ogre, cEvin Key
  • Producer [Produced By], Songwriter [All Songs] – Skinny Puppy

Notes

All songs: SOCAN 2013
Ohgr thanks: Ponto, Violet Tremors, Jim Robbins, Dave Heckman, Frank Zizzo, Malekko Heavy Industry, Critters, Fate

℗ © 2013 Metropolis Records

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Incidental info:
Comes with a digital 4 page booklet.
"Solvent" is a remake of a song from the album Remission
"Overdose" was written and performed by the band at the start of their career but this is the first time it has been recorded and released.Limited first pressing in digipak.

All songs: SOCAN 2013
Ohgr thanks: Ponto, Violet Tremors, Jim Robbins, Dave Heckman, Frank Zizzo, Malekko Heavy Industry, Critters, Fate

℗ © 2013 Metropolis Records

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Incidental info:
"Solvent" is a remake of a song from the album Remission
"Overdose" is hidden at the end of track 10 after a period of silence. It was originally written and performed by the band at the start of their career but this is the first time it has been recorded and released.

Barcodes

  • Rights Society: SOCAN
  • Barcode: 7 82388 08702 5
  • Matrix / Runout: Z119060 DF MET 80870-2 TEXT 01
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L909
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 2U9J
  • Rights Society: SOCAN

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Metropolis Records
  • Copyright (c) – Metropolis Records
  • Pressed By – Cinram, Olyphant, PA – Z119060
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Metropolis
  • Copyright (c) – Metropolis

Short intro

Skinny Puppy Weapon Back to review. Live: Bootlegged, Broke and In Solvent Seas. Assimilate - Продолжительность: 6:57 Puppy Weapon Metropolis Records CDDL Available now. plastiCage 10. Skinny Puppy 2013 0 songs. It was released on May 28, 2013 through Metropolis Records. Initially envisioned as an experimental side project by cEvin Key Kevin Crompton while he was in the new wave band Images in Vogue, Skinny Puppy evolved into a full-time project with the addition of vocalist Nivek Ogre Kevin Ogilvie. Band Name Skinny Puppy. Type Album. Album release date: 24 May 2013. Music StyleIndustrial Electro. The group is widely considered to be one of the founders of the industrial rock and electro-industrial genres. gLowbeL 5. Weapon is the twelfth studio album by industrial rock band Skinny Puppy. government for using its music as torture in the Guantanamo Bay detention camp, which was a primary source of inspiration for the album. Second, third, fourth playing Still a little shocked, butSkinny Puppy Weapon Metropolis Records CDDL Available now. paragUn 7. tsudanama 9. Nivek Ogre Is Totally Doomed - Vice. solvent 6. Skinny Puppy received mainstream media attention when the band billed the U. wornin' 2. saLvo 4. Album 2013 11 Songs. terminal 11. Thankfully this is not an example of such wallet-opening nostalgia, but I did think this album was a little regressive after one sitting. Second, third, fourth playing Still a little shocked, but LOVE it I have a loathing of the latest trend for bands to rewind their back catalogue, go on lucrative tours and play them whole live. Alternative 2013. survivalisto 8. Not anymore. Released date 28 May 2013. No regression here, just forward purpose. Weapon by Skinny Puppy, released 28 May 2013 1. illisiT 3. Stream Weapon, a playlist by Skinny Puppy from desktop or your mobile device. Weapon Q&A. Musically, Weapon's sound is reminiscent of Skinny Puppy's earliest releases, Remission 1984 and Bites 1985, due to the employment of old. Overdose In its nearly three decades of existence, Skinny Puppy has established itself as a groundbreaking innovative voice in the world of electronic music. Посмотреть сведения об участниках альбома, рецензии, композиции и приобрести альбом 2013 Digipak CD от Weapon на free to Skinny Puppy Weapon Wornin', Illisit and more. Skinny Puppy Weapon Metropolis Records CDDL Available now. Labels Metropolis Records. Assimilate - Продолжительность: 6:57 Puppy is a Canadian industrial music group formed in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1982. wornin' 2. well to me any of their 2000's material is better then Greater Wrong, that album was a little too commercial for my taste in Skinny Puppy, too many tunes sounded dance-ableelectro again Ogre did say he contributed and added to most of Key's compositions and thats how his material sounded at the time. This playlist has no tracks yet. Skinny Puppy. Industrial Electro Skinny Puppy. Purpose and reason . Weapon is the twelfth studio album by Canadian electro-industrial band Skinny Puppy. Members owning this album4. Musically, Weapon's sound is reminiscent of Skinny Puppy's earliest releases, Remission 1984 and Bites 1985, due to the employment of old. Much of the albums lyrics were inspired by the Fukushima nuclear power meltdown of March 2011. Listen free to Skinny Puppy Weapon Wornin', Illisit and more. 11 tracks 48:26. More albums from Skinny Puppy. Nivek Ogre né Kevin Graham Ogilvie is best known as the guttural screech that is synonymous with Skinny Puppy, who arguably invented electro-industrial in the early 80s. I recently spoke with Ogre about such joyful matters as the Fukushima meltdown. It explores themes of deception and mass poisoning. Album Name Weapon
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Reviews: (11)
Nirn
Nirn
Skinny Puppy doing Synthwave before it was cool! Legendary, I tell you. Especially considering how Synthwave labels are fraud and milking your brains out with the same sounds over and over again!This album was, Afterall, Way ahead of time. Only now was this found out!
Eta
Eta
Watch out! From best as I can see, you can't tell the difference of a sealed cover between the limited to 1000 - 2013 vinyl release and the limited to 600 - 2016 vinyl reissue. However, the side A inner label on the 2013 pressing is blue where the the 2016 repress side A inner label is red and the matrix run outs are different.
Brialelis
Brialelis
There is a 2013,1st pressings, manufactured in the Czech Republic (MET 870) that the side A inner label is red. Matrix / Runout (A): 142473E1/AMatrix / Runout (B): 142473E2/AThe one of this page is manufactured in Holland.
Zehaffy
Zehaffy
A reasonably good album, but not all is great. Wornin' is pretty "ehh", Survivalisto has this goofy bass synth line that I really dislike, but stuff like Paragun, the redux of Solvent, and Illisit are all worth it.
Arthunter
Arthunter
"The idea for Weapon, although it might seem timely to people seeing it advertised as a new Skinny Puppy album, actually came into fruition during the tour in 2011. We’d met a Guantanamo guard, a kid who was an MP who was shipped off to Guantanamo to become a prison guard basically. He trained for two weeks, and he was a huge Skinny Puppy fan, but while he was there, he heard Skinny Puppy music being used to torture people. So the impetus of the idea was to use Skinny Puppy as a weapon and write a record called Weapon and write it in a way that it could be used as a weapon and used to torture people. We were going to do some information requests and ask for papers or references on what frequencies they use, what was most effective, and we were even going to go the full nine yards and even release an instruction manual with the album on how to use the album to torture people. That would be followed with a tour that will incorporate aspects of the interrogation techniques onstage…" Quoted from Ogre himself in this interview:http://regenmag.com/interviews/skinny-puppy-wielding-new-weapons/very interesting indeed.
Llanonte
Llanonte
Better than the last few records but still a rather boring affair that sounds a bit samey. IMO.
Granigrinn
Granigrinn
Skinny Puppy returns with a new-found fire and energy on 'Weapon', their debut LP with Metropolis Records. Let's get this out of the way right away: some people are just not gonna like it from the get-go. The "sounds too ohGr" or "sounds too Download" complaints aren't ever going away. Those people are just never going to really like another album this band does, because they refuse to accept that we live in 2013, not 1989. That said, this is a REALLY strong album. A case could be very easily made that this is the best album since their 2004 reformation. It succeeds not because it is a rehash of their old sound, but that it most seamlessly blends both the old and the new in a way that is revitalizing and fresh. It is the least glitchy, most straightforward material since 'The Process', indulging in virtually none of the indulgent IDM excesses that permeated the "SPV trilogy". It is urgent, driving, taught, meaty, and damn-near poppy. A must-have for any true Skinny Puppy fan! INSTANT CLASSIC!!! 5/5
Connorise
Connorise
Skinny Puppy return with a new album after a very short break (about 2 years). It's no surprise that it is released on Metropolis Records since SPV's near bankrupcy. And it seems a good placefor the band since Metropolis menaged, on one hand, to release some of SP's side project albums (especially the Vault 2 releases) and, on the other hand, to release more and more quality albums of good artists which do not have a cheesy and corny EBM/Future Pop background (Meat Beat Manifesto, Pop Will Eat Itself). But how does SP sound after a 30 years spanning music career? Well there is always the danger for such long living bands to repeat themselves in their sound or to become a self parody by trying to incoporporate new music trends in their repertoire. SP choosed a go back to their roots. And this decicision was a good one because it nearly removed some of the stranger and cheesier oHgr-sounds from the band's post brake-up/reunion sounds, especially the expanded use of heavy guitars. Back to the roots? Yes indeed, some of Weapons tracks ("Salvo", "Survivalisto" and the rerecording of "Solvent") sound like they were directly taken from Remission or Bites. A very pleasent treat for fans old Puppy. In a recent interview, Ogre explained that "Solvent" didn't get its fair chance on the Remission album because Ogre didn't nail the vocals well, and since he had some singing lessons in the 90's he choosed to cover this track. But don't worry, it has a very good crisp and stands for its own.The usage of old equipment path it's way also through the other tracks like the melancholic mid-tempo track "Wornin", the electro stomper "Plasticage" or the digital madness which is "Tsudanama". The rest of the tracks are solid and seem to be well constructed. The whole album itself feels homogenic and coherent, while the song-writing remains solid. The one thing i would rant about is the album artwork. Steven R. Gilmore should really overthink his latest graphic concepts. He can do it better ones.Meanwhile Weapon marks a welcome return to SP's roots without being a total repetition of their old sounds. A pleasent electro-blast for your ears and angry souls. Give it a try!
funike
funike
since Skinny Puppy reformed there last 3 albums have gotten progressively worse. for a guy like me who feels that Skinny Puppy went downhill after Last Rights its a real interesting concept that when the band does go back and use old equipment and vocal styles what would be the result?at first i didn't think Weapon was all that good just OK but then i found my self listening to the album repeatedly. now i have to say i really like this album its a classic in the sense that it has the classic sound of the very first Skinny Puppy releases so for all those who think Skinny Puppy is not as good as they used to be well here they go back to what they used to be and the results r very good.some tracks on here i swear if they were put on an anthology and labeled 1984 i would of believed it. some tracks sound like they could of been on Remission or Bites.i didn't have much hope for this album after being disappointed with the last 4 Skinny Puppy albums so i wasn't expecting anything good i figured it would be even worse then Handover but its not at all.it would be really interesting if Skinny Puppy in future albums grabed old equipment from all there eras and used them with each release exclusively. i would love to hear what they would do with Too Dark Park equipment and style.well looks like there may be hope for Skinny Puppy after all.
Dandr
Dandr
Sell outs call them what you wish,lets see you make some music? Would it compare? Try being an old man in this day and age and see what in the hell you come up with?Maybe deep down you have gotten so old you don't know how to taste good music anymore!If you have been waiting for some of that old puppy to the complainers they are giving you some of that on this release now you can relive your childhood YAY! HaI am thankful that these guys keep going, even through all the bullshit!ThanksOh yeah i didn't wait for a review or sound clips before i decided to purchase this!It's better than a starbucks coffee!Give your money to someone who deserves it!In a world of recycled thoughts and ideas.Go back to your facebook NOW.John Doe
Best West
Best West
it would be great if you'd actually reviewed the album instead of preemptively insulting those who may not like it as much as you do.