Artist ............: Infidel?/Castro!
Album .............: Bioentropic Damage Fractal
Label .............: Crucial Blast
Genre .............: Metal

Rip date ..........: Apr-12-2005
Street date .......: Apr-26-2005
Size ..............: 131,1 MB
Type ..............: Album
Time ..............: 88:25 min
Quality ...........: VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo

Cancer

01. The Onset Of Life                                [01:41]
02. The New Delrium                                  [01:05]
03. Dismantle                                        [02:59]
04. Intrusive Imagination                            [07:20]
05. Incorrect Reassembly                             [02:00]
06. Bedridden                                        [09:44]
07. (In)voluntary Emotional Response                 [09:30]

Cancer: Decay

01. Bedsores (For G.W.B.)                            [01:43]
02. Involuntary Physical Response                    [12:38]
03. Smear Contradicting Elimination                  [06:13]
04. Insalubrity Serves Me                            [03:40]
05. The Extraction Of Delicate Tissue                [01:29]
06. Cylindrical Bereavement Summarizing Its          [07:33]
Orientations
07. Temporarily Dissolving Into Plasma During A      [20:50]
Moment To One's Self

Undefineable, uncategorizeable, INFIDEL? /
CASTRO! return with Bioentropic Damage Fractal,
a 14-part, 2-disc epic of electro-acoustic
ambient metal destruction that travels the
extremes of density and sparsity, speed and
sluggishness, length and brevity, beauty and
ugliness. Hyper-complex and hyper-epic, the band
weaves an engrossing tapestry of spastic
electronic carnage, sweeping melodic bliss,
futuristic heaviness, and swirling, hypnotic
walls of sound. Concepts of degradation and the
inherent instability of the organic are
thoroughly explored in this cohesive and focused
double CD.

http://www.infidelcastro.com

You can depend on your friends in FAiNT to continue to bring
you the best in punk and metal  related genres.  All we care
about is  getting great music  to the masses,  so people can
support independent artists when they come to town. FNT will
not  stop doing  what we  can to keep  real  punk, hardcore,
indie and  metal  alive  in 2005.  We expect that you do the
same with your local scene.

DOOM HELLBOUND META MONEY TiVO