Trypt0fanatic

Wow, Kidney Thieves has really lost their original sound that I grew to know and love from their first two albums...This album sounds like all of the average rock music that has become so popular among the younger generation, and almost every song practically sounds the same. Have they really sold out to 'the man'???

This was a band I really liked when I first heard Zerospace and eventually bought that album... The industrial and abrasive textures are right up my alley, so I was sad when it seemed like they would never make another album again... Come reports that the duo had teamed up again and all us fans anxiously await the results... Then here comes this amazing album that is definitely one of the best of 2010, and the BEST of their catalog. Jude(Be Somebody) opens the album in such a way that it brought me back to the sounds of industrial rock that was taking over the airwaves in the late 90s/early 00s, but still sounds fresh and fits right in with this new decade. Tript0fanatic comes at a time when I think we REALLY needed this kind of music. Free sounds as energetic, harsh, and even more beautiful than she's ever sounded and the music is the perfect shade of black, blue, and purple. Be Somebody, Beg, and Tears on a Page are standout tracks, but the REAL treasure on here is Velveteen; a visionary song that is probably the most played on my ipod of 2011. I'm ecstatic that Kidneythieves are making music again and am pretty much guaranteed to enjoy The Invisible Plan for the remainder of the year after just listening to it and buying it. DON'T STOP FOLKS!