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Originally Released: 2009
Discs: 1
Label: Mighty Loud
Item Number: FNA371575
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Somewhere on the Other Side of Nowhere
Powerman 5000
Track Listings
Title
Listen
1.
Intelligent Creatures
2.
Show Me What You've Got
3.
Super Villain
4.
V Is for Vampire
5.
Do Your Thing
6.
Somewhere on the Other Side of Nowhere
7.
Time Bomb, Baby
8.
Get Your Bones
9.
Make Us Insane
10.
Technology Eats It's Young
11.
Horror Show
Personnel: Evan Rodaniche (guitar).
Audio Mixer: Evan Rodaniche.
Photographer: Cheryl Faligowski.
Powerman 5000 got a bit "punk-y" on their 2006 release, Destroy What You Enjoy. But by the time of their follow-up, 2009's Somewhere on the Other Side of Nowhere, Spider and company are back to their earlier direction -- schizoid electroid metal -- that is knee-deep in horror/sci-fi/B-movie imagery. Sure, the whole shebang may recall the direction that Spider's older brother originally trailblazed, but there's no denying the shlocky good time that Powerman 5000 cooks up throughout, especially on such standouts as the part-metal/part-dance "Do Your Thing" (which could be played on the dancefloor and in a mosh pit -- how may songs can you say that about?), as well as the so-stupid-that-it's-instantly-memorable "V is for Vampire," and several tunes that bring to mind vintage Gary Numan at certain points sonically ("Time Bomb Baby," "Get Your Bones," etc.). Somewhere on the Other Side of Nowhere may not be selected as the most trailblazing metal album of all time, but there's no denying the party-hearty vibe that it creates -- amidst all the masks, space aliens, circuitry, and plasma. ~ Greg Prato
Category:
Rock & Pop
Release Date:
10/06/09
Originally Released:
2009
Mono / Stereo:
Stereo
Discs:
1
Availability:
Y
Studio / Live:
Studio
Is Import:
N
Distributor:
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