Massive Front Line Assembly reissue campaign on vinyl (featuring bonus tracks) to celebrate the band’s 30th year anniversary – you can stream the remastered releases right here!
ArtOfFact Records is on a new reissue spree of Front Line Assembly releases to celebrate the band’s 30th year anniversary. Below are the 3 reissues that the label presents now and which you can purchase here (for the North American market) and here (for the EU market).
1. “Fallout” double vinyl featuring bonus tracks
The original remix album, the second for FLA, came hot on the heels of the “Artificial Soldier” full-length. The band commissioned remixes by a who’s who of hot industrial and EBM talent, including Icon of Coil’s Sebastian R. Komor, Combichrist, Covenant, Portion Control, DJ? Acucrack, and more. Additional remixes from FLA’s circle were added by Greg Reely, Jeremy Inkel, and Dan Kearley. And the album is rounded out by 3 non-album tracks that appear here for the first time.
The limited edition record will be released on standard black vinyl (available here), and a limited edition half-half effect with white / toxic blue will also be pressed (available here). In case you want both versions, then you should place your order here. EU-orders can be placed right here.
Check the remastered tapes below:
2. “Re-Wind” double vinyl featuring bonus tracks
This first remix album was released as a stacked double-CD in 1998. “Re-Wind” was a 14-track release that featured the talents of Front 242, Collide, Tim Schuldt, Kalte Farben, Eat Static, Cydonia, and Finitribe on remix duties. An additional 7 remixes were executed by Front Line Assemmbly themselves, resulting in a 14-track document which is now available on double vinyl.
The limited edition record will be released on standard black vinyl (available here), and a limited edition yellow-black splatter version (available here). In case you want both versions, then you should place your order here. EU-orders can be placed right here.
Check the remastered tapes below:
3. “Artificial Soldier” double vinyl
Ten years ago, Front Line Assembly released “Artificial Soldier” on the dawn of their 20th year anniversary. This year marks 30 years of Front Line Assembly and finally sees this album available on vinyl.
The album features two collaborations by Front 242’s Jean-Luc de Meyer who contributes vocals to “Future Fail”, and by Covenant’s Eskil Simonsson who contributes both vocals and keys to “The Storm”.
The double limited edition vinyl will be released in a gatefold sleeve complete with restored Dave McKean artwork. Collectors will be treated to three versions of the record: an outside-inside effect with a deep yellow outside surrounding a metallic silver-grey inside version (100 copies and available here), a cherry-coke red version (200 copies and available here) and a standard black edition (available here). In case you want all 3 versions, then you should place your order here. EU-orders can be placed right here.
Check the remastered tapes below:
4. All in one
For the die-hard fans, you can also buy ALL versions of the Front Line Assembly “2016 – 30th anniversary” vinyl series in one shot. You will get:
- 2 versions of “Re-Wind” (Black, Splatter)
- 2 versions of “Fallout” (Black, Half-Half)
- 3 versions of “Artificial Soldier” (Black, Cherry Cola Red, Inside-Outside)
You will also get download codes for these albums.
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