Review:

		1/10
		Artist: Die Kur Title: The Fall Of The Empire Format: CD Label: NMTCG Genre: Industrial, Metal Release date: 2010

London-based Die Kur is the Industrial/Metal project consisting of the four members Ays, Miguel, Andrea, Brendan. “The Fall Of The Empire” is the bands latest album after the previous album “From Dark (Renaissance Of Evil) released back in 2006.

Where do I start? The info sheet says that the band is one of the most controversial metal/industrial band out there, but also that the music is powerful and innovative. Well, maybe they are and maybe it is, but I must say I can’t find the music enjoyable. With a poor vocal performance which really make it sound more terrible then it already is. I really had a difficult time listening through the album. For me it more sounds like a youth band angry on the soceity and everything around them. The album includes 15 tracks and a playtime of around 80 minutes but I must admit that I stopped listening on the eight track. I really can’t find anything good with this album.

Tracklist:

01. Empyrean Hymn
02. Under The Empire Of The Sun To Follow
03. The Industrial Feeling
04. The Black March Of The Empire
05. Empire Of Demise
06. Power Behind
07. The Fall Of The Empire
08. R (Confessions About Myself)
09. The After
10. Saviour Of Nothing
11. Following The Leader
12. Evolution / Revolution
13. ODE
14. Fields
15. Fallen Empire