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- Futureperfect
- - 161,149 plays
  - 110 favs
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VNV Nation
Released 2002

Liebestod
02:54
8,920 plays

Structure
04:08
8,595 plays

4 AM
01:51
8,438 plays

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- 1
- Foreword
- 01:54
- 7,773 plays

- 2
- Epicentre
- 06:25
- 17,983 plays

- 3
- Electronaut
- 06:35
- 22,009 plays

- 4
- Liebestod
- 02:54
- 8,920 plays

- 5
- Holding On
- 04:40
- 12,234 plays

- 6
- Carbon
- 06:14
- 13,379 plays

- 7
- Genesis
- 05:46
- 12,555 plays

- 8
- Structure
- 04:08
- 8,595 plays

- 9
- Fearless
- 06:16
- 12,090 plays

- 10
- 4 AM
- 01:51
- 8,438 plays

- 11
- Beloved
- 07:24
- 26,540 plays

- 12
- Airships
- 08:18
- 10,646 plays

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album review

Much like labelmate and fellow EBM luminary Apoptygma Berzerk, VNV Nation has gradually shed its gloomy industrial dance sounds for pulses of lush synth that frequently border on trance. There are some instrumental tracks on Futureperfect, but vocals are still a key component for the duo. Ronan Harris sings faithfully about the human spirit on such dynamic cuts as "Genesis" and "Epicentre." There are some surprisingly slow moments on the band's fourth album that will have dance aficionados wondering where the sure-fire beats have gone. "Holding On" is nearly a ballad and may take some getting used to for longtime fans. On the other end of the spectrum, "Structure" retains glimpses of industrial with several bursts of machinery noise. Though Futureperfect doesn't hit you with the same urgency possessed by Praise the Fallen or Empires, VNV Nation remains on the cutting edge of modern dance music. ~ Kenyon Hopkin, All Music Guide