Fear Factory - Hatefiles

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Album Details

Title: Hatefiles
Artist: Fear Factory
Release Date: 4/8/2003
Re-Released On: 10/6/2009
Label: Roadrunner, Roadrunner Records, Metal Mind Productions, P.U.P. Metal Mind
Album Type(s): Greatest Hits, lyrics/libretto
UPCs: 016861839826, 016861839802, 5907785035331
Genre: Rock
Styles: Heavy Metal, Alternative Metal, Industrial Metal
Moods: Bleak, Brooding, Hostile, Aggressive, Cathartic, Intense, Menacing, Tense/Anxious, Acerbic, Bitter, Confrontational, Cynical/Sarcastic, Dramatic, Fiery, Fractured, Ominous, Outraged, Uncompromising, Volatile, Cold, Distraught, Lively, Visceral
Total Copies: 1
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Terminate [#]
  2. Frequency
  3. Demolition Racer
  4. Machine Debaser
  5. Invisible Wounds [The Suture Mix]
  6. Resurrection [T.L.A. Big Rock Mix][#]
  7. Edgecrusher [Urban Assult Mix] [Urban Assualt Mix]
  8. Descent [Falling Deeper Mix]
  9. Body Hammer [Colin Richardson Mix][#]
  10. Zero Signal [Colin Richardson Mix][#]
  11. Cars [Numanoid Mix][#]
  12. Dark Bodies [#][Demo Version]
  13. Replica [Live]
  14. Cyberdyne
  15. Refueled
  16. Transgenic
  17. Manic Cure
  18. New Breed [Spoetnik Mix][#]

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2009CDMetal Mind Productions5907785035
2009CDP.U.P. Metal Mind1317
2003CDRoadrunner
2003CDRoadrunner618398
------CDRoadrunner RecordsMASSCD1317DG

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Album Review

dance bands seem to have an endless supply of remixes at their disposal -- rarely heavy metal bands. But not if you're Fear Factory. Due to the group's fondness for industrial sounds that often border on "dancefloor-friendly," this shouldn't come as a surprise, as the 2003 compilation Hatefiles ties up all the loose ends -- collecting remixes, demos, and rarely heard tracks. Tops here include the original tracks "Terminate" and "Demolition Racer" (both of which were previously wallowing in "soundtrack land"), a demo version of the Digimortal favorite "Dark Bodies," and a slamming instrumental track, "Machine Debaser." But it's the overabundance of pointless remixes that will make Hatefiles only of interest to hardcore fans -- save for a "Numanoid Mix" of "Cars," which pushes Gary Numan's voice more to the forefront. These type of compilations are usually assembled once a band has split up, and in 2003, many assumed Fear Factory was over (due to the exit of founding guitarist Dino Cazares). Shortly after the release of Hatefiles, however, it was announced that Fear Factory would be carrying on without Cazares, which makes the timing of the arrival of Hatefiles a bit puzzling. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Burton C. BellVocals, Group Member
Caroline GreyshockPhotography
Christian Olde WolbersGroup Member, Bass
Colin RichardsonProducer, Mixing
Dave McKeanCover Design, Illustrations
David TickleProducer
Dino CazaresGuitar, Group Member, Mixing
Duane BaronEngineer
Fear FactoryProducer
Gary NumanVocals, Guest Appearance
George MarinoMastering
Greg ReelyMixing, Producer
John AgutoMixing
John BechdelProgramming, Keyboards
Junkie XLRemixing, Engineer
Mike PlotnikoffMixing
Monte ConnerLiner Notes, Compilation, Song Notes
Raymond HerreraDrums, Group Member
Rebecca WaterfallDesign
Rhys FulberProgramming, Keyboards, Mixing, Producer, Remixing
Rick "Soldier" WillProducer, Mixing
TechnoheadRemixing
Ted JensenMastering
Thom PanunzioMixing, Producer
Tom Lord-AlgeRemixing
UE NastasiAssembly