Reframe
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| Studio album by Rabbit Junk | ||||
| Released | 2006 | |||
| Genre | Punk, digital hardcore, metal, industrial metal | |||
| Producer | JP Anderson | |||
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Remastered Artwork for REframe.
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REframe is the second album from Seattle based Hardclash band, Rabbit Junk. the sound on this album has further matured than the self-titled album, and features Anderson taking the band into a new variety of styles such as black metal, speed metal and breakbeat.
[edit] Track listing
- "Demons
- "In Your Head No One Can Hear You Scream"
- "Beating Track"
- "The Big Push"
- "To All Good Night"
- "Crutch"
- "Civilized"
- "Old Heroes Young Villains"
- "February War"
- "Slater"
- "The Best Revenge"
- "Millennial Pox"
- "In the Service of the Enemy"
[edit] Notes
- In the original CD pressing, the song "The Best Revenge" was left off the tracklisting on the back cover, making it appear as there were only 12 songs on the album.
- Including this, JP Anderson himself counted 31 typos and misprints in the cover, linear notes, and back cover.
- 'Demons' features D-Trash label owner and fellow Digital Hardcore musician Schizoid (band) on backup vocals, the song also contains a sample from the song Duel of the Fates from the Star Wars movies, originally composed by John Williams.
