Fear Factory - My Grave

Review by Greg Broderick

My Grave by Fear Factory is a powerful and intense album that showcases the band's signature blend of industrial metal and death metal. The album is filled with heavy riffs, thunderous drums, and aggressive vocals that are sure to satisfy fans of the genre.

The album opens with the title track, "My Grave," which immediately sets the tone for the rest of the record with its pounding drums and chugging guitars. From there, the album only gets more intense with tracks like "Disruptor" and "Recode" delivering crushing riffs and guttural vocals.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Collapse," which features a haunting melody and a slower, more atmospheric sound than some of the other tracks. The song builds to a climax with a blistering guitar solo that will leave listeners wanting more.

Artist: Fear Factory
Album: My Grave

Rock

2005

Rating: 1.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
My Grave	5:34

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Labels

Calvin Records

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online anhören
kuunnella verkossa
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Bonus download obtained through the CD-side of the Transgression DualDisc, which links to a secret Fear Factory website.

About Fear Factory

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Fear Factory is a Groove Metal/Industrial Metal band from Los Angeles, California formed in 1989. FF was started by Dino Cazares (Guitars) and Raymond Herrera (Drums) when the band was initially called Ulceration. Burton C. Bell (Vocals) and Christian Olde Wolbers (Bass) were added later after the band switched the name to Fear Factory. Influenced by British Grindcore and extreme music such as Napalm Death and Godflesh, Fear Factory's career has seen them pioneer a hybrid of Death Metal, Industrial Metal, Alternative Metal and electronic music. Their first album "Concrete" from 1991 was not released until 2002. This was also the first production job for then unknown Ross Robinson who would later produce bands such as Korn, Machine Head, and Slipknot. Strong personal differences led to a break-up in 2002 but the band re-formed a year later minus Cazares with bassist Christian Olde Wolbers taking on guitar duties while Strapping Young Lad's Byron Stroud entered to take over live bass. Another hiatus followed in 2006. In 2009 Fear Factory returned with founding member Cazares in the band again, but without Herrera and Wolbers. Burton C. Bell left the band in late 2020.

Real Name

B.C. Bell
D. Cazares
C.O. Wolbers and R. Herrero

Name Vars

Factoria De Miedo
Fear Factor
FearFactory

Members

Rhys Fulber
Dino Cazares
Steve Tushar
Christian Olde Wolbers
Burton C. Bell
Raymond Herrera
Raynor Diego
Andrew Shives
Gene Hoglan
John Bechdel
Byron Stroud
Tony Campos
Matt Devries
Andy Romero
Dave \"Hateface\" Gibney
John Sankey
Mike Heller

Summary by Greg Broderick

My Grave is a solid addition to Fear Factory's discography and a must-listen for fans of heavy metal. The album showcases the band's ability to create intense and powerful music that is sure to get heads banging.