Identity Futurepop Cesium_137 With the major letdown of the re-release of Cesium_137's debut album 'Advanced/Decay' it's nice to hear that they are back on track again with their new album 'Identity'. If you have heard their album 'Elements' you are surely going to recognize the great soundscapes with their danceable and poppy electro. With 'Identity', you are more likely to listen through the whole album rather than zapping to your few favourite tracks. It seems to have a story to tell and the tracks are well ordered. Still, I have some favourite tracks I would like to mention. The opening track "Embers" really sets the standard for the rest of the album, "Broken" is a bit harder, but is still a very catchy tune. "Always" reminds me very much of our local and quite successful band Code 64, with the same floating and space like sounds as well as the great vocals. "The Lost" and "Firewalker" have some great female back vocals and really put another perspective on the sound. However, I propose you should listen to this album as a whole, since all the tracks are of high standard. Altogether, Cesium_137 continues to impress and as always I'm curious of what they will put together next. Check this album out. 450
Brutal Resonance

Cesium_137 - Identity

8.0
"Great"
Spotify
Released 2009 by Metropolis Records
With the major letdown of the re-release of Cesium_137's debut album 'Advanced/Decay' it's nice to hear that they are back on track again with their new album 'Identity'. If you have heard their album 'Elements' you are surely going to recognize the great soundscapes with their danceable and poppy electro.

With 'Identity', you are more likely to listen through the whole album rather than zapping to your few favourite tracks. It seems to have a story to tell and the tracks are well ordered. Still, I have some favourite tracks I would like to mention. The opening track "Embers" really sets the standard for the rest of the album, "Broken" is a bit harder, but is still a very catchy tune. "Always" reminds me very much of our local and quite successful band Code 64, with the same floating and space like sounds as well as the great vocals. "The Lost" and "Firewalker" have some great female back vocals and really put another perspective on the sound. However, I propose you should listen to this album as a whole, since all the tracks are of high standard.

Altogether, Cesium_137 continues to impress and as always I'm curious of what they will put together next. Check this album out.
Oct 08 2009

Patrik Lindström

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Founder of Brutal Resonance in 2009, founder of Electroracle and founder of ex Promonetics. Used to write a whole lot for Brutal Resonance and have written over 500 reviews. Nowadays, mostly focusing on the website and paving way for our writers.

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