ARTIST: Opiate For The Masses
TITLE: The Spore
LABEL: American Voodoo/Warcon
GENRE: Hard Rock
BITRATE: 239kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 44min total
RELEASE DATE: 26 Apr 2005
RIP DATE: 30 Apr 2005

01. Introduction                    3:14
02. Can't Feel                      3:24
03. Up To Me                        2:59
04. Drown                           3:03
05. Clean                           2:51
06. Step Up                         3:22
07. Intermission                    2:25
08. Heaven                          3:20
09. Now                             3:49
10. Transparency                    3:40
11. Dig It Up                       3:39
12. An Interlude                    2:00
13. Nothing Left                    3:20
14. The End                         3:00

Release Notes:

Hailing from Phoenix, AZ, the quartet known as Opiate for the Masses have a lot
of momentum behind them at the moment, all culminating with the release of "The
Spore."

With a Warped Tour and Taste of Chaos jaunt under its belt, the band's 14-track
release meanders between lighter scaled industrial rock and radio friendly
metal, with hints of harder new wave mixed in.

Tracks like the driving "Clean" and the techno-induced "Heaven" contain dramatic
usage of samples as well as stabbing guitar lines, while the more subdued
"Transparency" has Trent Reznor written all over it. While the band dabbles in
electronic bliss, there are moments of Tool-esque clarity found on "Up to Me"
that helps to round out OFM's 21st century rock assault.

Effortlessly blending genres while keeping intensity at a fever pitch
throughout, THE SPORE is the perfect companion for your Flaw, Ministry, or NIN
releases.

For more information, check out www.opiateforthemasses.com