Skinny Puppy
After 8 years (or 13, if you don't consider the Process a SP album) the deities of industrial have returned with a new album: the Greater Wrong of the Right.
So it is any good? Well, for me, yeah. But I liked the process. Its an inconsistent album, but it was an important shift *away* from the sound they had pioneered over TDP and LR. The Greater Wrong of the Right reflects a development from the Process. It obviously takes influences from all the other side projects of Ogre and cEvin -- but it really does sound like a SP album. Just a modern one. If you want Too Dark Park Too, this album ain't it.
So it is any good? Well, for me, yeah. But I liked the process. Its an inconsistent album, but it was an important shift *away* from the sound they had pioneered over TDP and LR. The Greater Wrong of the Right reflects a development from the Process. It obviously takes influences from all the other side projects of Ogre and cEvin -- but it really does sound like a SP album. Just a modern one. If you want Too Dark Park Too, this album ain't it.
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