Too Dead To Die – In The Dark (EP – Out Of Line)
Genre/Influences: Electro-Pop, Body-Pop.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info: Two years after the last album “Tropical Gothic”, Too Dead To Die revisited songs of this album.
Content: The work features a varied content, moving in between ‘happy sounding’ Electro-Pop and rougher danceable cuts. The work sounds a bit like the offspring between Faderhead, Aesthetic Perfection and even Combichrist (for some of harder passages).
+ + + : Too Dead To Die created a very own Electro-Pop interpretation; a powerful production which is not driven by sweet melody lines, but experiments with Dance and Industrial. Nothing sounds impossible and that’s the main strength of this production. “Porcelain Mary” remains a great and powerful exposure but I also want to mention “They All Were Wont” featuring Freaky Mind and “Anywhere But Home – B-Side”.
– – – : There’re a few cuts which are a bit too short to my taste.
Conclusion: There’re less bands in the genre of Too Dead To Die and that’s for sure what makes this band interesting.
Best songs: “Porcelain Mary”, “They All Were Wont”.
Rate: 7 .
Artist: www.facebook.com/toodeadtodiemusic
Label: www.outofline.de / www.facebook.com/outoflinelabel
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