Self-Destructive Pattern

Self-Destructive Pattern

by Spineshank
Self-Destructive Pattern

Self-Destructive Pattern

by Spineshank

Vinyl LP(Long Playing Record - Colored Vinyl)

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Overview

After launching their career with a debut album inspired largely by Fear Factory's patented brand electro-death metal, and then transitioning towards the era's prevalent nu-metal trends with their second, Los Angeles' Spineshank succumbed even further to commercial pressures with their third opus, 2003's Self-Destructive Pattern. Essentially a hard rock album accentuated with sporadic metallic attitude, spiked with pseudo-techno inflections, and sprinkled with rap-metal distractions, Self-Destructive Pattern didn't do much justice to the band's aggro roots, but it did contain a handful of singles boasting serious crossover potential, in an Alien Ant Farm or Papa Roach kind of way. "Violent Mood Swings," "Smothered," "Tear Me Down." and the almost Linkin Park-esque "Forgotten," in particular, seemed ideally suited for both rock radio airplay, and allowing them to barely squeak onto Ozzfest's second stage, if they were so inclined. But despite showcasing a budding versatility from vocalist Johnny Santos, neither these nor cosmetically correct (if terribly derivative) nu-metal candidates like "Slavery," the title track, and "Stillborn" (containing a final few nods to Fear Factory) seemed likely to distinguish Spineshank from the growing mass of self-parodying (yet, for the most part, less conflicted) bands of their ilk. And a verdict would never be reached, in any case, since the internal strife that had contributed to Self-Destructive Pattern's convoluted creation wound up culminating in Santos' departure mere months after its release -- thus somewhat fulfilling the prophecy of its title, if nothing else. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia

Product Details

Release Date: 03/08/2024
Label: Real Gone Music
UPC: 0848064016588

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Spineshank   Primary Artist
Brad Kane   Vocals (Background)
Kevin Estrada   Director
Rob Garcia   Bass,Vocals
Johnny Santos   Vocals
Tom Decker   Drums,Electronics

Technical Credits

Paul & Barry Ryan   Assistant
Ted Jensen   Mastering
Frank Gryner   Engineer
Jay Baumgardner   Mixing
GGGarth   Producer
Dean Maher   Engineer
Scott Humphrey   Engineer
Chris Crippin   Drum Technician
Dave Kirby   Booking
C.J. Buscaglia   Assistant
Tony Sanchez   Accounting
Mark Kiczula   Assistant
Jeff Rothschild   Assistant
Kevin Estrada   A&R,Producer
Chris Ohno   Assistant
Terri L. DiPaolo   Legal Advisor
Micheal "Stick" Shefrin   Assistant
Matthew Welch   Photography
Paul McMenamin   Design,Art Direction
Tom Decker   Composer,Producer,Programming
Sharon Chamers   Accounting
Mike Sarkisyan   Composer
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