Front Line AssemblyAirMech

Label:

Metropolis – MET 831

Format:

CD , Album

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Stage & Screen

Style:

Video Game Music

Tracklist

1 AirMech
Recorded By [Strings]Jeremy Inkel
Strings [Live]Nigel Befus
4:00
2 Arise 5:23
3 Pulse Charge
Programmed By [Additional], Songwriter [Additional Song Writing]Sasha Keevill
6:01
4 Prep For Combat
Programmed By [Additional], Songwriter [Additional Song Writing]Sasha Keevill
7:21
5 System Anomaly 5:04
6 Mech Killer 7:08
7 Everything That Was Before
Recorded By [Strings]Jeremy Inkel
Strings [Live]Nigel Befus
6:56
8 Lose 6:19
9 Burning Skyline 6:12
10 Stealth Mech 4:20
11 Death Level
Recorded By [Strings]Jeremy Inkel
Strings [Live]Nigel Befus
6:42
12 Prime Empiricism 6:52

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright ©Metropolis Records
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Metropolis Records
  • Glass Mastered AtCinram, Olyphant, PA – Z115383
  • Pressed ByCinram, Olyphant, PA

Credits

  • Artwork [Album Artwork]Weng Chen
  • Mixed By, Mastered ByGreg Reely
  • PerformerFront Line Assembly
  • Producer, Written-ByFront Line Assembly

Notes

AirMech is a ed trademark of Carbon Games.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 7 82388 08312 6
  • Barcode (Scanned UPC-A): 782388083126
  • Matrix / Runout: Z115383 DF MET 80831-2 TEXT 01
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L909
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 2U4E

Other Versions (5 of 12)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
AirMech (CD, Album, Limited Edition) Dependent (2) mind 199, MIND 199 2012
AirMech (12×File, MP3, Album, VBR) Metropolis MET 831D US 2012
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AirMech (CDr, Album, Promo) Dependent (2) none 2012
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AirMech (CD, Album, Unofficial Release) Metropolis (12) MET 831 Russia 2012
AirMech (12×File, AIFF, Album) Metropolis MET 831D US 2012

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Reviews

  • pArrA_d0xx's avatar
    pArrA_d0xx
    This will be the last FLA album I "blind buy". I don't mind the Delerium elements as another reviewer mentioned and for a Video Game Soundtrack, it's pretty decent - I guess. But the Dubstep shenanigans ruin it for me. A little bit of it here & there would have been ok. However, elements of it are found in almost every track. FLA are one of my favourite artists (all genres & styles included) but the last "good" album for me was "I.E.D." and the last "great" one, "Artificial Soldier". Personally, I'd love to see another guitar-heavy release like "Millennium" & "I.E.D." or even "Hard Wired" - but even heavier! Get Heavy Devy (Devin Townsend) back in there but with his modern sound! Or, and this would by my number one on a wish list: a pure electronic, heavy aggro-techno album like what could have been done with "Plasticity". I still have dreams about what that Single could have spawned!
    • defragzor34's avatar
      defragzor34
      Good OST 10/10
      • Snerdly's avatar
        Snerdly
        Taking this for what it is - a video game OST - it's really quite remarkable when compared to other current-gen console game soundtracks. As far as I know this is FLA's only incursion into the video game market and they've done extremely well when compared to some of the more famous and experienced composers. I can only give it the highest rating in that regard. As far as being a Front Line Assembly album, I would not recommend it as being something a new listener should check out because it only slightly touches on who they are and what they've accomplished - not to mention there's hints of dubstep in here that FLA has previously not utilized.
        • montrealpunk's avatar
          montrealpunk
          Edited 12 years ago
          Well, I was much anticipating, as always, the new F.L.A. album. What is this ? Delerium or F.L.A. ?? More the former than the latter....
          Lush strings, angelic choruses, sad & pretty melodies, barely any vocals to speak of and absolutely no edge or punch to it whatsoever......
          I would even deign to describe this as 'new age music' (a somewhat vapid genre I tend to avoid).
          Very, very disappointed fan here.

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