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Larva - Diogenes Syndrome FLAC album

Larva - Diogenes Syndrome FLAC album

Tracklist

Ojos Secos 4:11
Religion 3:21
Obsesiotrauma 3:26
Regresion 2:26
Larvas I 2:07
No Soy Nada 4:55
Diogenes 3:12
Larvas II 2:12
Laceracion 2:16
La Mataré 3:50

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Larva Diogenes Syndrome ‎(CDr, Album) Not On Label (Larva Self-Released) none Spain 2005
KOM-002 Larva Diogenes Syndrome ‎(CD, Album, Dig) Kom Blok Records KOM-002 US 2006
MTTE-STN-002 Larva Diogenes Syndrome ‎(CDr, Album, Enh, Ltd, RE, RM) Mutant-E Records MTTE-STN-002 Spain 2011

Larva - Diogenes Syndrome FLAC album

Musician performer: Larva

Title: Diogenes Syndrome

Country: Spain

Date of release: 2005

Style: EBM, Electro, Industrial

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1507 mb

Rating: 4.9 / 5

Votes: 880

Other Formats: FLAC VQF AAC MP4 TTA MOD APE

Larva EBM Electro Industrial 2005 Spain

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This album's style is comparable to Suicide Commando's early works like Construct Destruct, but what sets them apart is their extremely minimalist side, along with their very distinct vocal distortion. Groups like Dioxyde and Grendel seem to sound too much like SC, repetitive vocal samples (that is really annoying come to think of it)and similar detuned, distorted kicks, while larva can maintain similar synths and basslines without sounding too much like, well, anybody for that matter. An excellent album, DEFINITELY worth the 10 dollars(?), although I did not appreciate the last song (is it even by Larva?).
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