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Unhallowed Sound - The Forsaken Remixes

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    The Barnsley based, “dark punk” lads are on the upward path, and clearly their star is in ascendance. Over the last couple of years they have steadily gained a reputation as being one of the best newer otfits on the scene. This is their second remix e.p. and explores the more dancey and industrial side of their sound. Sometimes dropping almost all the original instrumentation altogether. But leaving the vocals to carry the feel of the original versions. In same vein as the remix ep’s and albums by Nine Inch Nails, Prong, Killing Joke and a whole host of others. Here’s what you get on the 20 odd minutes long ep this time around.

    Unhallowed Ground
    Driving bass and almost disco beat bass drum, a pulsing keyboard loop that Pete Townswend would be proud of, haunting vocals reverb drenched like a powerful Hawkwind Sonic Attack, meets Youth remix of Killing Joke.

    Apostle Of Pain
    Killing Joke’s Pandemonium era being invoked in this re-imagining of the S O H track. Very cool choir sample replacing the original music for the most part. Almost all the original instruments are stripped away, leaving the keys and drum loop along with the sample hooks to drive song under the vocals.

    Zealot’s Path
    The driving bass line that under pins the original has been allowed to surge through a bit more, and a very cool saxophone hook reminds me of a Hazel O’Connor track, Say Goodnight I think it was. One of my favourite trax from the album, and this slight reworking does’nt deviate as much from the original to change my opinion at all.

    Crucified
    Middle Eastern style call to prayer intro, fades in to a pulsing bass drum and very Nine Inch Nails style drum loops then replace the original pattern to great effect. The whole feel of this mix reminds me of the Prong remixes by Charlie Clouser. really cool, almost droning, sinister and malvolent……

    Zealot’s Path (part 2)
    The closing remix has echoes of Daniel Lanois remixes. Very ethereal and subtle music a bit like the Unforgetable Fire’s intro sort of anyway…… haunting and fragile, but the vocals come in to remind you there’s razor sharping teeth in there!

    Review By Anger Burning

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The Barnsley based, “dark punk” lads are on the upward path, and clearly their star is in ascendance. Over the last couple of years they have steadily gained a reputation as being one of the best newer otfits on the scene. This is their second remix e.p. and explores the more dancey and industrial side of their sound. Sometimes dropping almost all the original instrumentation altogether. But leaving the vocals to carry the feel of the original versions. In same vein as the remix ep’s and albums by Nine Inch Nails, Prong, Killing Joke and a whole host of others. Here’s what you get on the 20 odd minutes long ep this time around.

Unhallowed Ground
Driving bass and almost disco beat bass drum, a pulsing keyboard loop that Pete Townswend would be proud of, haunting vocals reverb drenched like a powerful Hawkwind Sonic Attack, meets Youth remix of Killing Joke.

Apostle Of Pain
Killing Joke’s Pandemonium era being invoked in this re-imagining of the S O H track. Very cool choir sample replacing the original music for the most part. Almost all the original instruments are stripped away, leaving the keys and drum loop along with the sample hooks to drive song under the vocals.

Zealot’s Path
The driving bass line that under pins the original has been allowed to surge through a bit more, and a very cool saxophone hook reminds me of a Hazel O’Connor track, Say Goodnight I think it was. One of my favourite trax from the album, and this slight reworking does’nt deviate as much from the original to change my opinion at all.

Crucified
Middle Eastern style call to prayer intro, fades in to a pulsing bass drum and very Nine Inch Nails style drum loops then replace the original pattern to great effect. The whole feel of this mix reminds me of the Prong remixes by Charlie Clouser. really cool, almost droning, sinister and malvolent……

Zealot’s Path (part 2)
The closing remix has echoes of Daniel Lanois remixes. Very ethereal and subtle music a bit like the Unforgetable Fire’s intro sort of anyway…… haunting and fragile, but the vocals come in to remind you there’s razor sharping teeth in there!

By Anger Burning Magazine

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released May 11, 2018

(c) system of hate / Remixes by Lyndon Scarfe

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“It’s a great powerful Punk Rock take on the Killing Joke kind of thing. They've got the intensity, the feral power, the tribal drumming. Really great live, a fantastically intense show live and they are good players as well, a good tight band. Also, the songs show a little bit of imagination.”

John Robb (Louder Than War, Goldblade / The Membranes) said of System of Hate:
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