Artist: F.A.Q. Title: Whitechapel Format: Album Label: F.A.Q. Music Genre: Electronic, Indie Release date: May 20, 2009

The year is 1888 in England (also known as autumn of terror) and an unknown killer, only known as Jack The Ripper, is terrorising the Whitechapel districts.

That is the theme of the new album from F.A.Q. entitled “Whitechapel” including a total of 14 songs. This album is way better then “Is Pornography Art?” released back in 2005, but the song ‘The World Is Cold Enough’ is still my favorite F.A.Q-song. “Whitechapel” includes many great tracks such as Absinthe And Laudanum, Grapes, Dear Boss, Merrick and Buck’s Row.

Besides the great songs I get the feeling that a few of the remaining songs is just there to fill the album out, though I think the theme of this album is awesome and the mix of electronics together with guitars are done in a great way. At least on most of the tracks.

Tracklist:

01. Yours Truly – Introduction
02. Absinthe And Laudanum
03. Birth Of The 20th Century
04. Grapes
05. Ten Bells
06. Dear Boss
07. The 4th Dimension
08. Leather Apron
09. From Hell
10. Merrick
11. Bucks Row
12. A Violet From Mothers Grave – Interlude
13. Millers Court
14. In Memoriam – Outroduction