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Star Industry: Renegade - COMPACT DISCS

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Star Industry: Renegade - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Renegade Artist: Star Industry Label: Alfa Matrix Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 882951021323 Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal Release Date: 2015 06 09 Number of Discs: 1 Since last year's November release of their instant club and radio hit "Eyline" EP, the fans of edgy gothic rock and melodic new wave tunes have all been anxiously awaiting this precious moment Belgium's cult gothic rock legend Star Industry's new studio album is now a fact! With

Title: Renegade
Artist: Star Industry
Label: Alfa Matrix
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 882951021323
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2015-06-09
Number of Discs: 1

Since last year's November release of their instant club and radio hit "Eyline" EP, the fans of edgy gothic rock and melodic new wave tunes have all been anxiously awaiting this precious moment... Belgium's cult gothic rock legend Star Industry's new studio album is now a fact! With this 10-track 5th full length album, Star Industry will once again reunify their faithful gothic rock fanbase with characteristic anthems mixing distinct piano lines, incisive catchy synth melodies, powerful guitar parts and above all, Peter Beckers' unique way of bringing us choruses that we all sing along to and which often bring him comparisons to icons like SISTERS OF MERCY and THE MISSION... Choruses of songs like the bombastic "Selling Icons", the pop-minded "Eyline", the next goth hymn "New Religion" or yet the straight and uptempo "Dark Rain" will instantly haunt your mind... "The Renegade" also delivers it's dose of surprises with songs like the guitar-driven and suffocating "Reign On Fire" which evokes the darkest moments of FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM, the new wave pearl "For The Lost", the more tortured and industrial oriented "Revelation" which reveals some NINE INCH NAILS influences, "The Renegade" and it's growing tempo and interesting sampled female vocal arrangements, and last but not least the stunning last song "Shiver" with it's straight catchy electronic assault and heavy EBM beats reminding us of some kind of jam session between VNV NATION and good old KILLING JOKE... and again reminding us of the impressive vocal range of the band's charismatic singer. Star Industry successfully managed once again marrying darkness and melody, force and beauty on a homogeneous yet still diversified masterpiece that will perfectly work in club parties and on stage.

Tracks:
1.1 Eilyne 3:30
1.2 Driven 3:36
1.3 Selling Icons 3:52
1.4 Revelation 5:37
1.5 Dark Rain 4:25
1.6 The Renegade 5:30
1.7 New Religion 3:54
1.8 Reign on Fire 3:51
1.9 For the Lost 3:21
1.10 Shiver 3:48

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