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Deftones have always been forced to separate themselves from the the "nu-metal" crop that sprouted around them. Adrenaline shows that they've been doing that from the very beginning. I'm not surprised this is one of the last remaining CDs of those I got for 1¢ from Columbia House in 7th grade.
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"Easily one of the best electronic albums I've ever heard.
Hopkins perfectly balances the hooky, bea…"
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"Industrial-tinged electronic with a solid ambient base. Think early Autechre with denser atmosphere…"
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"One night you'll wake up suddenly. In your disoriented state you'll confuse your heartbeat with the…"
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"Easily one of my favorite "IDM" albums and, hands down, my favorite "Clark" album. This has all of t…"
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"A grind album must be loud. A grind album must be short. Yep, this is grind. But there's a lot more…"
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"This one's my favorite. Many nights spent letting this spin on repeat."
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