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-James
Featured Review
FEAR factory return with their lastest effort following a bitter breakup in March of 2002. Frontman Burton C. Bell called it quits and the remaining members invested their energies in side projects. Now, with bassist Christian Olde Wolbers stepping up to guitar duties and newly-recruited bassist Byron Stroud taking Wolbers' former position, Fear factory explode back onto the metal scene with their unique blend of mechanized mayhem on Archetype.
FEAR factory return with their lastest effort following a bitter breakup in March of 2002. Frontman Burton C. Bell called it quits and the remaining members invested their energies in side projects. Now, with bassist Christian Olde Wolbers stepping up to guitar duties and newly-recruited bassist Byron Stroud taking Wolbers' former position, Fear factory explode back onto the metal scene with their unique blend of mechanized mayhem on Archetype.