Insekt - We Can't Trust The Insect mp3

Performer: Insekt
Title: We Can't Trust The Insect
Country: Belgium
Catalog Number: KK 036, KK036
Label: KK Records
Released: 1989
Style: EBM
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 820

Insekt Belgium Kk Records Ebm 1989

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Tracklist

1	We Can't Trust . . .
2	Religions
3	Love Bites
4	Combat-Zone
5	Brute Force (120 Fucking BPM)
6	The Grave Digger
7	Painless Suicide
8	Oh God!

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KK 036, KK036, K K 036	Insekt	We Can't Trust The Insect ‎(CD, Album)	KK Records, KK Records, KK Records	KK 036, KK036, K K 036	Belgium	1989

Credits

Artwork By [Sleeve] – Magic Lovelace & God
Performer [Insekt Are] – Erik Van Wonterghem, Mario Vaerewijck
Songwriter [All Songs By] – Insekt

Notes

[Rear sleeve]
Made in Belgium
Published by Coble

KK Belgium Parkstraat 25 2700 St Niklaas Tel 3/777 63 06 Fax 3/766 1713
KK UK All Saints Road 19 London W11 1HE

Catalog# KK 036 appears on labels.
Catalog# KK036 appears on rear sleeve and spine.
Track durations are not given on the release.

The CD issue comes with 2 bonus tracks.

Barcodes

Barcode: 5 413356 043617
Rights Society: SABAM
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): KK-036-AI FOON
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): KK-036·BI

Companies

Mastered At – Foon
Published By – Coble
Record Company – KK Records UK

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Album

We Can't Trust the Insekt. The first album from the collaboration between Klinik and Vomito Negro. Even with huge IndustrialEBM names like these two the end result is disappointing. Like the parent bands, Insekt also focuses heavily on monotony and bleak soundscapes rather than dancey energy, but this album unfortunately sounds like they could not decide if they wanted to go all the way into the dark monotonous sound or not. Many of the songs end up sounding like half finished dance tracks that are missing the pop hook that would make them work. Listen free to Insekt We Can't Trust the Insect Combat Zone, Love Bites and more. 10 tracks 37:54. The members of the band were Nancy Jeffries on vocals, Bill Barth on guitar, Luke Faust, formerly of the Holy Modal Rounders, on guitar, banjo, fiddle, and harmonica, Trevor Koehler on saxophone, and Robert Palmer 19451997 on clarinet and alto saxophone. Elvin Jones and Bernard Purdie both drummed with the group at times. Bill Folwell, who had played with Albert Ayler and later an original member. Album starts at BPM, ends at BPM 0, with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing. Tracklist We Can't Trust the Insect. Combat Zone. We are the largest database of beats per minutes in the world. Get the Tempo of more than 6 Million songs. Release group by Insekt. Songs in album The Insect Trust - The Insect Trust 1968. The Insect Trust - The Skin Game. The Insect Trust - Miss Fun City. The Insect Trust - World War I Song. The Insect Trust - Special Rider Blues. The Insect Trust - Foggy River Bridge Fly. The Insect Trust - Been Here And Gone So Soon. The Insect Trust - Declaration Of Independence. The Insect Trust - Walking On Nails. The Insect Trust - Brighter Than Day. The Insect Trust - Mountain Song. From the album Dreamscape 1992 Insekt was formed in 1989 by Mario Vaerewijck and Eric Van. lines, Insekt immediately caught the attention of the electronic crowds with their debut album We Can't Trust The Insect. Label: KK Records Format: CD, Album Country:Belgium Released:1989 Genre: Electronic Style: EBM Bitrate: 224 kbs Size: 65 Mb Проект INSEKT был сформирован в 1989 году Mario Vaerewijck и Eri. Insekt - We Can't Trust The Insect 1989. Tracklisting: 01 Combat-Zone 5:00 02 Love Bites 3:53 03 The Grave Digger 3:29 04 Oh God 2:45 05 We Can't Trust. 4:28 06 Religions 3:11 07 Brute Force 120 Fucking BPM 3:22 08 Painless Suicide 3:24 09 Catch Me 3:15 10 No Compromise 5:11. 14 February 2011 . Artista: INSEKT Tema: Combat-Zone Album: We Can't Trust The Insect Sello: KK RECORDS Estilo: EBM, Industrial CANTTRUSTTHEINSECTreferencia10178. INSEKT - Combat-Zone - 1989

Reviews (2)

in waiting

There is also an edition, identical as above, which was distributed by Rough Trade Records. Barcode on back is covered by (alternate) Rough Trade barcode sticker.

Swordsong

The first album from the collaboration between Klinik and Vomito Negro. Even with huge Industrial/EBM names like these two the end result is disappointing. Like the parent bands, Insekt also focuses heavily on monotony and bleak soundscapes rather than dancey energy, but this album unfortunately sounds like they could not decide if they wanted to go all the way into the dark monotonous sound or not. Many of the songs end up sounding like half finished dance tracks that are missing the pop hook that would make them work.

Few of the songs, like Combat-Zone, Brute Force and We Can't Trust show some promise, but the rest are pretty bad, especially track Love Bites with its embarassing snarled vocals (You want sex with me!). Overall the vocals don't really work here. The singer really sounds like he's forcing the words out while desperately trying to sound evil.

Skip this and get the brilliant second album STRESS instead....