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Cyberia

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I think this guy from Russia must be into Hanson or Britney Spears.

I simply cannot recommend this album enough. It makes your mouth froth, your ears bleed, and anyone else in the house complain. Try out the samples (not the first one) above starting with Oxyacetylene. See what I mean!!

This cutting edge industrial techno release is not as drum & bass as Interference, and not as techno as Antimatter. Barbarossa fits in nicely with this album, however Cyberia is by far the best album they have relaesed. If you are going to buy only one Cubanate album, get this one, you blasphemer!!

Don't expect deep or meaningful lyrics by the way - don't say I didn't warn you on that front. Just expect a ferocious aural assault that will have you addicted from the first playing.

If you are even reading these reviews because you like industrial dance, then I 100% guarantee that you will not be disappointed.

Happy listening!!

Cyberia is the best damn industrial metal CD you could ever find anywhere. Oxyacetylene, Industry, and Skeletal are the songs that stand out the most here they are all fast un-relentless powerful industry tracks and will all give you a amazing adrenaline rush! Once again Marc Heals voice provides the songs with the power they deserve. Cubanate are not a very well known band but are one of the best ever! Anyone who has a taste for hellacious powerful industry music should get this, and they should also cheak out Antimatter and Barbarossa which both rock too! Interfearence is dissapointing but if you are a fan it is still worth getting.

"Oxyacetaline" and "Skeletal" are really the only two tracks that I listen to on this album, but they RULE. Those 2 tracks alone make this album worth buying. Great album for highway!

Cyberia is an excellent, hard-driving, techno-metal groove machine from the consistently underrated Cubanate. "Oxyacetylene" is the standout track. Note: unlike their album Interference, this one and Antimatter are actually listenable.

This is one of the coolest industrial/techno albums to come down the pike in a long while. The sounds are simple awe inspiring! The main feature here is 'Skeletal', where lyrics take the backseat to a totally hypnotic bassline. 'Hatesong', 'Oxyacetaline' and all the others save tracks 1 & 8 which are just electronic beeps and background noise, are just a joy to hear over and over again. A totally worthwhile purchase to any fan of this genre!