Roadrunner "Concrete" - Fear Factory

Fear Factory may have recently passed on into heavy metal history, but the band's legacy lives on - not only in their catalog, but in the forthcoming release of their never-before heard album Concrete.

Journey back to when this SoCal metal act was just beginning...hell, back when drummer Raymond Herrera was still in high school. Recorded in 1991, just about 1 year after the band formed, this 16 song recording secured Fear Factory a deal with Roadrunner, and was the start of a very bright future for a then unknown Ross Robinson.

16 tracks in total: 8 of which were re-recorded for 1992's Soul Of A New Machine debut, 4 of which have never been heard, and 4 which later morphed into other songs.

Tells guitarist Dino Cazares, "Honestly, I think Concrete sounded better than Soul Of A New Machine. Ross is really good at capturing the moment."

  

1. Big God/Raped Souls
2. Arise Above Oppression
3. Concrete
4. Crisis
5. Escape Confusion
6. Sangre De Ninos
8. Echoes Of Innocence
9. Dragged Down By The Weight Of Existence
10. Deception
11. Desecrate
12. Suffer Age
13. Anxiety
14. Self Immolation
15. Pisschrist
16. Ulceration