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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Superb Synth-based Album Everyone Should Get !,
By "fxwei" (Here & there.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lifeline (Audio CD)
This has got to be the coolest new finding amongst plenty of underground electronic/synthpop movements outhere. "Lifeline" presents us with well-crafted electronic tunes that should make you jump out of your seat & dance all night long. Musically, Colony 5 sounds very similar to De/Vision; or if you're not familiar with De/Vision, you should know what Depeche Mode sounds like. Yes, underground synth-based bands got lots of their influence from mainstream electronic groups such as: Depeche Mode, Cause & Effect, Camouflage,etc..... The whole album mostly consists of upbeat tunes. It's not an old synthpop at all. While synthpop may have been originated in the 80's, Colony 5's music is the infusion of modern electronic plus with some EBM and plenty of synthesizers. It's a bliss !! You should give this one a try. Highly recommend it ..... Peace !!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome CD!,
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This review is from: Lifeline (Audio CD)
I loved these guys since the first time I heard them in 2002. This album has great sounds to it. If you like Covenant; another great synthpop band from Sweden, you'll love these guys, too. A must have for anybody who likes Colony 5 already.
5.0 out of 5 stars
We Seek Colony 5!,
This review is from: Lifeline (Audio CD)
This music is epic and beautiful. It will make you want to stomp your feet and shake your fists - it's industrial EBM dance music at its best! Absolutely inspiring synth-lines, rhythms, and vocals in almost every song. Colony 5 has a distinct style that I was drawn to immediately - but listening over and over again just makes me like it more. The subject matter is dark and personal. The lyrics are sometimes a bit off in their English, but this somehow adds to their emotive impact. As the other reviewers said, popular industrial influence is clearly present, but this album is rich with new ideas, lyrical insight, and technical brilliance.
The MP3 buying option is a great bargain, so check it out (I recommend getting the whole album because if you buy two or three, you'll probably want the rest). |
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Lifeline by Colony 5 (Audio CD - 2001)
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