Search - Komunity Fk :: Close One Sad Eye

Very important part of the scene in LA in the 80's.

11/08/1999

(4 out of 5 stars)

"this album is an epitath to the gothic and industrial movement of the nineteen eightees. although the scene is truly dead. It lives on through the caterwauls of Patrick Mata and the joy division and sisters of mercy style dronings of the one and only Kommunity FK. A must have for all gothic and industrial fans. The song something inside me has died will remain an anthem for the long gone and glorious gothic scene."

Roots

+deV | Hellifornia, CA | 06/12/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Listening to this cd you'll see where many of the new bands of today got some well ideas. Kommunity were one of the daddies of LA back in the day and this album proves how good it was done back then. And now that they're back and recording they can show their children how it's done. This is one of those albums and bands that made me wonder how anyone was able to label Marilyn Manson gothic. This album is a perfect example of what that scene really was and is. I recommend this cd to anyone who adores Christian Death, Ex-Voto, Alien Sex Fiend and so on. I even recommend this cd to the kids today who think Manson or Coal Chamber is all that because they wear makeup and like black clothing."

Good album

Jason Schwartz | San Francisco, CA | 12/19/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm a big fan of this band because I saw them many times live back in "The Day". However the first CD had a really unusual and unique set of sounds, so for the guy who didn't like this one, I'd suggest looking for the first CD, it's a real classic.



I'm hoping to get an interview with the band up on MOBILIZATION.com. There's also FREE interviews and MP3 downloads of many similar artists there."