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- Eurotrash
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Zeromancer
Released 2002

Plasmatic
05:22
9,220 plays

Neo Geisha
04:31
8,454 plays

Chrome Bitch
04:16
7,786 plays

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- 1
- Doctor Online
- 03:18
- 25,398 plays

- 2
- Eurotrash
- 04:06
- 10,799 plays

- 3
- Need You Like A Drug
- 03:31
- 12,418 plays

- 4
- Chrome Bitch
- 04:16
- 7,786 plays

- 5
- Wannabe
- 03:48
- 7,198 plays

- 6
- Neo Geisha
- 04:31
- 8,454 plays

- 7
- Cupola
- 05:59
- 5,525 plays

- 8
- Send Me An Angel
- 03:56
- 26,548 plays

- 9
- Plasmatic
- 05:22
- 9,220 plays

- 10
- Raising Hell
- 04:54
- 6,855 plays

- 11
- Philharmonic
- 04:57
- 5,282 plays

- 12
- Germany
- 08:16
- 4,686 plays

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album review

While the pop/rock industrial genre seemed virtually dead from a mainstream perspective, many artists continued to hone their metallic/dance craft well into the 21st century. Led by musician Alex Moklebust, Europe's Zeromancer found enough success on their home continent to convince American goth/industrial indie Cleopatra to release Eurotrash in 2002. Few industrial artists have managed achieve the level of pop and power that Moklebust creates on this impressive disc since Trent Reznor first brought nihilistic dance music to a rock audience. There are a few plodding moments, but for the most part Zeromancer maintains a high songwriting and production standard throughout this 12-track collection. Highlights include "Need You Like a Drug," "Wannabe," and the cover of Real Life's '80s hit "Send Me an Angel." With a surprising number of downright catchy tunes, Eurotrash is one of the more notable industrial accomplishments of 2002. ~ Vincent Jeffries, All Music Guide