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Everybody Hates You (Parental Advisory),Combichrist

- Everybody Hates You (Parental Advisory)
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  - 57 shares
Combichrist
Released 2005

This S'it Will Fcuk You Up
04:43
46,001 plays

Enjoy The Abuse
05:12
22,950 plays

Today I Woke To The Rain Of Blood
05:43
22,908 plays

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- 1
- This S'it Will Fcuk You Up
- 04:43
- 46,001 plays

- 2
- Enjoy The Abuse
- 05:12
- 22,950 plays

- 3
- Today I Woke To The Rain Of Blood
- 05:43
- 22,908 plays

- 4
- I'm Happy Anyway
- 05:09
- 11,354 plays

- 5
- Blut Royale
- 05:31
- 18,603 plays

- 6
- Who's Your Daddy, Snakegirl?
- 06:21
- 10,156 plays

- 7
- Feed Your Anger
- 04:47
- 12,492 plays

- 8
- God Bless
- 04:26
- 11,702 plays

- 9
- Like To Thank My Buddies
- 06:16
- 14,300 plays

- 10
- Happy Fcuking Birthday
- 04:45
- 19,468 plays

- 11
- This Is My Rifle
- 04:56
- 20,502 plays

- 12
- Lying Sack Of S'it
- 04:59
- 12,131 plays

- 13
- Without Emotions
- 04:40
- 20,781 plays

album review

Remember that period around 1987 or so, when a new generation of electronic acts influenced by Throbbing Gristle, Test Department, and Einstürzende Neubauten added heavy electronic disco beats to their noisy aggression? Skinny Puppy, latter-day Cabaret Voltaire, and any number of bands on the Wax Trax label were the leaders of this second wave until Trent Reznor's Nine Inch Nails watered down the mix even further by adding palatable pop song hooks and were rewarded with superstardom. The first full-length by Combichrist (a solo side project by Icon of Coil's Andy LaPlegua) is a nostalgic look back at that period between "Sensoria" and "Head Like a Hole": Everybody Hates You is all distorted Roland 808-style beats, distorted megaphone- and/or computer-generated vocals, distorted synths, and distorted distortion. The rhythms are fairly irresistible to anyone who remembers this style fondly; the opening "This S*it Will Fcuk You Up" is particularly impressive. However, LaPlegua's supposedly transgressive lyrics are in the style that sounded like limp shock value for its own sake even two decades ago. The result is that songs like "Enjoy the Abuse" and "This Is My Rifle" just sound kind of goofy. Ignore the vocals and Everybody Hates You should appeal to a certain subset of aging club kids. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide