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Front Line Assembly

The Hard One

Remixes

Front Line Assembly - Ghosts (Greg Reely Alternative Mix)

1. Generator - 2. Everything - 3. Primary - 4. Retaliate
5. Lost Horizon - 6. Teleconnect Pt 1 - 7. If I was
8. Aeroscope - 9. Off Screen - 10. Teleconnect Pt 2

Transnational

Everything

"Transnational" Album Preview

Toymaker

Ministry-burning inside(clx spiral mix)

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Ramstein - Du Hast(Alan Maltercio)
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Ramstein - Du Hast (Alan Maltercio RMX)

01 EXO (Hijacker Remix)

07 Prototype (HECQ Remix)

06 Exhale (Henrik Backstrom

05 Deadend (Liebknecht Remix)

04 Killing Grounds (Rhys Fulber Remix)

Boole remix of FLA song Hostage as well as a bit of another classic FLA tune...

Front Line Assembly - Hostage (Vijay Gill Will Pay Megamash by Boole)

'not about you'
'almost violent' - deliverance version by solitary experiments
'merging oceans' - neuroticfish remix
'electronic world transmission' - ionnokx version
'hush' - refreshed

Rotersand - excerpts of: truth is fanatic again pt2

you don't need to stream this remix. You can actually download it here

Front Line Assembly - Hostage (Veteran RMX by Nemesis21)

Nemesis21 - Beacon (Light.wav Remix by UCNX)

UCNX - Absolution (Schrödinger RMX by Nemesis21)

As well as being given an orchestral make-over, "Extreme Ways (Bourne’s Legacy)" is now set to dominate the world-wide club scene once again thanks to a massive rework from the legend himself Moby under his "Voodoo Child" guise and reworks from German DJ/Producers Tocadisco and Moguai, UK EDM act Loverush UK! for the Progressive House masses, and Loops Of Fury for the electro-house masses. For the dubstep floors there’s PatrickReza and for those favouring a more underground, old skool twist we have Matador completing this awesome well-worthy 2012 re-release of the "Extreme Ways" classic. 

Extreme Ways (Bourne's Legacy) PatrickReza Remix

Another track from the upcoming FLA soundtrack album "AirMech"

Carbon Games has signed Front Line Assembly to create an original album for AirMech. "For AirMech, the first thing I thought of was trying to get music that sounded like Front Line Assembly, so then I figured I should at least try and contact the band on the off chance they would be interested in talking with us," says James Green, Game Director at Carbon Games. "I was thrilled when the news came back that they would be interested in working on a game project again."

Front Line Assembly is one of the pioneering bands in the electronic industrial world and continues to be guided by founder Bill Leeb. The AirMech album has been under development since late 2011 in parallel with the progression of the game. Selections of the music will be deconstructed for use as dynamic music, which reacts to conditions during battle. The trademark structure of FLA's music made this collaboration an exciting opportunity for both teams. This album is entirely instrumental, and stands as a compelling FLA album on its own.

Tracklisting:
01. AirMech / 02. Arise / 03. Pulse Charge / 04. Prep for Combat / 05. System Anomaly / 06. Mech Killer / 07. Everything That Was Before / 08. Lose / 09. Burning Skyline / 10. Stealth Mech / 11. Death Level / 12. Prime Empiricism

The album is to be released as limited edition in Europe on November 16 via Dependent.

More info about the CD album: http://www.dependent.de
More info about the game: http://carbongames.com
Pre-order the compact disc: http://www.dependent.de/shop/Album/Front-Line-Assembly---AirMech--Limited-Edition-.htm

Front Line Assembly - 09 - Burning Skyline - preview

Neuroticfish "Former Me"

Hibernation (Sleepcounting Remix by Quartersized)

Running

Sunday

Lie Down In Darkness (Clouds Remix)

written, performed and recorded by Karlin Shewman. Ottawa 1985

Karlin August Kidd - Rain On Your Parade

Remix
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Public Enemy - Get Up - Stand Up [Ze German RMX v0.9 by Nemesis21]

Old-school EBM, Electro-Industrial and Techno Pop sequenced in Cubase Score on an Atari MegaSTe