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Zeromancer - Bye-Bye Borderline

Musician: Zeromancer
Album title: Bye-Bye Borderline
Style: Alternative Rock, Industrial
Released: 2013
Country: Russia
Size MP3 version: 1344 mb
Size APE version: 1307 mb
Size WMA version: 1718 mb
Rating ✫: 4.5
Votes: 488
Format: TTA MPC ADX MP4 MP1 AC3 ASF
Genre: Electronic / Rock

Zeromancer - Bye-Bye Borderline mp3 album

Zeromancer Alternative Rock Industrial 2013 Russia

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Auf Wiedersehen Boy Music By – Kim Ljung	3:30
2	Bye-Bye Borderline Music By – Kim Ljung, Lorry Kristiansen	4:19
3	LCYD Music By – Kim Ljung	4:09
4	You Meet People Twice Music By – Alex Møklebust, Kim Ljung	3:42
5	Manoeuvres Music By – Alex Møklebust, Kim Ljung	3:45
6	Weakness Music By – Kim Ljung	3:46
7	Lace And Armour Music By – Kim Ljung, Lorry Kristiansen	3:09
8	Montreal Music By – Alex Møklebust, Kim Ljung	5:12
9	Ash Wednesday Music By – Kim Ljung	4:45
10	The Tortured Artist Music By – Kim Ljung	4:18

Companies, etc.

Mixed At – Room 13
Engineered At – Room 13
Recorded At – Villa Carlotta
Recorded At – The Oval Room
Recorded At – Dan's Electro
Recorded At – Haugarock
Mastered At – Propeller Mastering
Distributed By – Soulfood Music Distribution
Copyright (c) – Trisol Music Group GmbH
Manufactured By – AGI Van de Steeg
Manufactured By – Optimal Media GmbH – AC98970

Credits

Arranged By – Zeromancer
Artwork, Cover [Coverdesign] – Øivind Winge
Booking – Neuwerk Music
Management – Major Artists Management
Mastered By – Chris Sansom
Mixed By, Engineer – Alex Møklebust
Other [Hair And Styling] – Apples And Diamonds, Maria Lillevik
Other [Year Round Swimmers] – Armand, Harald, Jan Henrik
Photography By – Eirik Aspaas
Producer – Zeromancer
Promotion – Industrypeople
Words By – Kim Ljung
Words By [Quote] – William Gibson

Notes

Mixed and engineered at Room 13.
Additional recordings at Villa Carlotta, The Oval Room, Dan's Electro and Haugarock.

Made in EU

Digipak ® by AGI Van de Steeg www.agimedia.com

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 4 260063 944673
Label Code: LC 14648
Rights Society: GEMA
Matrix / Runout: manufactured by optimal media GmbH AC98970-01
Mastering SID Code: ifpi L573
Mould SID Code: IFPI 9704

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
IROND CD 13-1824	Zeromancer	Bye-Bye Borderline ‎(CD, Album)	Irond, Pleasuredisc	IROND CD 13-1824	Russia	2013
GARDEN005	Zeromancer	Bye-Bye Borderline ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Whi)	thegarden.no, Trisol, Pleasuredisc	GARDEN005	Norway	2013
GARDEN005	Zeromancer	Bye-Bye Borderline ‎(LP, Album, Ltd)	thegarden.no, Trisol, Pleasuredisc	GARDEN005	Norway	2013
GARDEN005	Zeromancer	Bye-Bye Borderline ‎(LP, Album, TP, W/Lbl)	thegarden.no, Trisol, Pleasuredisc	GARDEN005	Norway	2013

Kaghma

Pretty much this album is all about the chorus. The lyrics are very forgettable. The songs are structured like generic pop songs. Unlike the past two albums you don't have to skip over the first couple tracks.First song is an in-your-face track. Why be someone you are not, Zeromancer? The s/t track has a great outburst of melancholy when the chorus hits. Best chorus they've come up with in a long time. Bad song structure after second chorus. LYCD has some very interesting vocal pitch in the chorus "Luh-uvvvvvv". So the first 3 tracks put the album into full-drive. Then...Track 4 really kills the enjoyment since it's just a crappy loud track. rah rah rah. We have a 'Mosquito Coil' moment when the track ends with a cool outro that one wishes the artist had used in place of a not well-thought out track. 'Manoeuvres' has grown on me. I like it despite what initially seemed like emo poppy lameness. 'Weakness' sucks. 'Lace and Armour' is a filler 'edgy' track. "now I know your name so you should know my name" -- I think the delivery of that line is cool though. 'Montreal' was good, but now seems lacking. 'Ash Wednesday' is average. I really really enjoy one of the verses which is delivered in such a way that you have no choice but to imagine sick imagery "I want to worship you till the end of time. Let me take you to Hollycaust. Let's roll in dust". The final track pisses me off. It has a great instrumental and really fits well with the snowy environment I listened to it in, however, the song goes to instant garbage once the lyrics "let me put the fire in your eyes" come in. Wish they'd rework this track because it's such a shame to waste such a lovely instrumental. (edit: Actually it gets sketchy once the lyrics "I'm not shy" come in.)The album is enjoyable enough if you're a fan of the band but it's a constant reminder to me of lowered standards. The band is so close, soooo close to getting that poppy-industrial sound into a great album. It's very frustrating. I listened to "Manoeuvres' with the vocals removed and this is the sound I'd like them to pursue for the next album. Please think about it.