The Grey Line Dark Electro, Aggrotech Wynardtage Wynardtage your typical German EBM band with nothing really new to add except a really bad female vocalist without any passion for the music or the songs she's featured on. I would like to summarize it like that, but I have to write some more indebt info about this CD right? 'The Grey Line' is an album that reminds me quite a lot of old Wumpscut, but worse. The production is awful and the vocals are low and so distorted that you can't even hear in which language they are sung/screamed in. I like the idea of having both distorted and unedited vocals on songs, but only if the vocals are good, in this case they are not, "Leaving" is a good example of this. Also if you're going to have a guest vocalist, try and find someone who really enjoys making music and have a passion for it. "The Grey Line" is a song that feels much like a Blutengel rip-off but its so much worse, feels very uninspired and dull. I can't really say anything positive about this album, the idea might have been good, but in the end it just falls flat. 150
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Wynardtage - The Grey Line

2.0
"Worthless"
Spotify
Released 2008 by COP International
Wynardtage your typical German EBM band with nothing really new to add except a really bad female vocalist without any passion for the music or the songs she's featured on. I would like to summarize it like that, but I have to write some more indebt info about this CD right? 'The Grey Line' is an album that reminds me quite a lot of old Wumpscut, but worse.

The production is awful and the vocals are low and so distorted that you can't even hear in which language they are sung/screamed in. I like the idea of having both distorted and unedited vocals on songs, but only if the vocals are good, in this case they are not, "Leaving" is a good example of this. Also if you're going to have a guest vocalist, try and find someone who really enjoys making music and have a passion for it. "The Grey Line" is a song that feels much like a Blutengel rip-off but its so much worse, feels very uninspired and dull.

I can't really say anything positive about this album, the idea might have been good, but in the end it just falls flat.
Mar 31 2009

Fredrik Croona

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