Customer Reviews

Mmmyaoooo

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First the band sounded a lot like NIN with their 1994
debut _01_ and their remix album, _Ballroom Killer_,
and now with their sophomore record, _Mmmyaooo_ (great
name eh?), they sound like Ministry. What's next down
the line of industrial bands to imitate? But hold
on... hold on. The axe ain't gonna fall too quickly on
Testify, not this time at least. Beyond my negative
points of this record stands strong a solid,
hard-hitting dose of fierce industrial music. From the
get-go of opener "Pink Goblin" onto "Head of
Compassion" and "Block in the Eye", Testify rarely
slows it down, bit by bit breaking the listener into a
heaping pile of human flesh. Samples, loud bangs,
screams and solid riffs pour out of this rather
surprisingly enjoyable second outing. Also, the help
of co-producer Adam Grossman (singer/guitarist of
Skrew) helped strengthen many of the band's flaws off
the first album. _Mmmyaooo_ radiates industrial music
and channelled noise to the best of their ability.
Good effort (7 out of 10). - Adrian Bromley,
Chronicles of Chaos #11

After the success of "01" with their harder than Minsitry sound. Testify inlisted the help of Metal Blade Artist Skrew to produce this followup which proved to be the most powerful and diverse Metal Industrial record of the year!