REVIEWS ::: :::

"... imagine a mix between NIN, the Chemical Brothers, Atari Teenage Riot, the Aphex Twin & Negativland..." Canberra Times newspaper ::: :::

"original... punk ethic... tech-industrial... influences from acid to drum and bass ... atmospheric & spooky to in your face... " DRUM Media music newspaper, Sydney ::: :::

"... chilling yet hilarious... intense... full-on techno... industrial sounds, samples and chants to make non-mainstream political statements... trance-inducing... intelligent and outspoken..." D.B. music paper, Adelaide. ::: :::

"... wet acid sounds, distorted house loops... AC/DC style guitar riffs..." Time Off music paper, Brisbane. ::: :::

### ALBUM OF THE WEEK ### on Radio 4ZZZ-FM Brisbane Australia. ::: :::

### ALBUM OF THE WEEK ### on Radio 2XX-FM Canberra Australia. ::: :::

"Amazing... from start to finish." Tertangala, Wollongong University student newspaper ::: :::

"... 5 out of 5..." Woroni Australian National University student newspaper. ::: :::

"Fantastic... cutting edge... some great tracks here that would become favourites if radio has the guts to give them a spin. Top marks for a great industrial record." Australian Music Biz web-zine, 12/99. ::: :::

"... furious electronic beats... imminently listenable... strong, & challenging... raised my awareness... Your future is being engineered without your active input. One day you may awake to find we do in fact live in an Orwellian world after all." Starvox web-zine 12/99. ::: :::

"... Acid-Trance-Industrial intermixed with Numanesque vocals... mixed to a hilarious and thought provoking crescendo!... pick this puppy up." Electrozine web-zine, 11/99. ::: :::

“...intelligent... awesome... stunning acid sequences, mind-blowing synths, spooky new wave vocals... over the top of diverse, sometimes harsh, electronic beats... of the highest order!” B.M.A. music magazine Canberra, 7/99 ::: :::

"... awesome collection of hard-edged electronica,... very perceptive... Thought-provoking... holds the true spirit of industrial much more than the over-hyped N.I.N. and such like. In a word - ESSENTIAL!" The Core T.V. show, Channel 31, Melbourne, 9/99. ::: :::