Entering The Ice Age EBM, Electro Dupont 'Entering the Ice Age' is Dupont's third album and the second album in the current constellation as a duo. It?s been four years since we heard from them last time and since then they have left the label Life Is Pain Records and are now signed to Swedish Progress Productions. So has it been worth the wait? The album starts out great with "Run For Protection" with it's heavy rhythm that continues on to the second track "New Dawn" that have a bit more modern touch to it. The title track "Entering the Ice Age" is highly addictive and I promise you will be humming on it and besides that it have a great 8-bit solo that brings back memories of rainy afternoons with your Nintendo. If that wasn't flashback enough, the fourth track is a remake of their debut EP 'Behave' that was released in 2000. This time without the former third member, but this track is still great and perhaps even greater in this refreshed version. Unfortunately I think the album is doing a turn after that, sure, the fifth track "Your Heart" is pretty nice, but I think the album slow down and the tracks are less compelling. The ninth track "Dope of Love" is a real cutie, but otherwise you have a tendency to start the album over from the beginning to experience the great first half. 450
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Dupont - Entering The Ice Age

7.0
"Good"
Spotify
Released 2009 by Progress Productions
'Entering the Ice Age' is Dupont's third album and the second album in the current constellation as a duo. It?s been four years since we heard from them last time and since then they have left the label Life Is Pain Records and are now signed to Swedish Progress Productions. So has it been worth the wait?

The album starts out great with "Run For Protection" with it's heavy rhythm that continues on to the second track "New Dawn" that have a bit more modern touch to it. The title track "Entering the Ice Age" is highly addictive and I promise you will be humming on it and besides that it have a great 8-bit solo that brings back memories of rainy afternoons with your Nintendo. If that wasn't flashback enough, the fourth track is a remake of their debut EP 'Behave' that was released in 2000. This time without the former third member, but this track is still great and perhaps even greater in this refreshed version.

Unfortunately I think the album is doing a turn after that, sure, the fifth track "Your Heart" is pretty nice, but I think the album slow down and the tracks are less compelling. The ninth track "Dope of Love" is a real cutie, but otherwise you have a tendency to start the album over from the beginning to experience the great first half.
Aug 11 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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