State Voodoo/State Control

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All Music Guide - Vincent Jeffries
With comparatively subdued agro-posturing and a penchant for experimentation, Monster Voodoo Machine set themselves apart from the opportunists anxious to re-create Nine Inch Nails' and/or White Zombie platinum industrial rock. The group's second EP, and first for D-Tribe, State Voodoo/State Control features plenty of Sabbath-meets-Ministry-meets-hardcore grinding that their early-years fans might expect. The smash-mouth drums and sweltering Iommi-like guitars that adorn the first five cuts three of which are remixed at the EP's end give way to the Wax Trax! rhythms of "Get on With It Buck Naked Mix" and "Born Guilty Detox Mix." Except for vocalist Adam Sewell's bad ...
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All Music Guide - Vincent Jeffries
With comparatively subdued agro-posturing and a penchant for experimentation, Monster Voodoo Machine set themselves apart from the opportunists anxious to re-create Nine Inch Nails' and/or White Zombie platinum industrial rock. The group's second EP, and first for D-Tribe, State Voodoo/State Control features plenty of Sabbath-meets-Ministry-meets-hardcore grinding that their early-years fans might expect. The smash-mouth drums and sweltering Iommi-like guitars that adorn the first five cuts three of which are remixed at the EP's end give way to the Wax Trax! rhythms of "Get on With It Buck Naked Mix" and "Born Guilty Detox Mix." Except for vocalist Adam Sewell's bad rapping, the many juxtapositions work well. Before dropping his pallid flow on "Voodoo #1" and its remix Sewell should have been reminded that non-ironic, sample-tweaking, guitar-wielding suburbanites generally posses way below average MC skills. Luckily, State Voodoo/State Control recovers nicely from the hip-flop double shot. The excellent guitar riffing on the first "Get on With It" and "This Ain't No Small Town" set the tracks apart, and Sewell spouts off in accordingly direct fashion. Altogether, the emphatic performances and intelligent material makes this sophomore EP a solid addition to the Monster Voodoo Machine catalog.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 2/2/1994
  • Label: D-TRIBE
  • UPC: 078636635743
  • Catalog Number: 66357

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Get on with It (2:31)
  2. 2 Born Guilty (2:43)
  3. 3 Voodoo #1 (2:53)
  4. 4 This Ain't No Small Town (3:42)
  5. 5 Temple (5:12)
  6. 6 Get on With It (4:24)
  7. 7 Voodoo #1 (5:06)
  8. 8 Born Guilty (9:42)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Monster Voodoo Machine Primary Artist
Jason Cubby Guitar
Stacy Hoskin Keyboards
Adam "Doom" Sewell Vocals
Technical Credits
H. Beno Producer
George Marino Mastering
Paul Raven Producer
Danny Saber Remixing
Pushead Art Direction, Cover Art
Walter Sobzack Producer, Engineer
Adam "Doom" Sewell Programming, Producer, Art Direction
John Bechdel Producer
Walter Sobczak Producer, Engineer
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