Fear Factory - Digimortal (2001)
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1. "What Will Become?" 3:24
2. "Damaged" 3:03
3. "Digimortal" 3:04
4. "No One" 3:37
5. "Linchpin" 3:25
6. "Invisible Wounds (Dark Bodies)" 3:54
7. "Acres of Skin" 3:55
8. "Back the Fuck Up" (featuring B-Real) 3:10
9. "Byte Block" 5:21
10. "Hurt Conveyor" 3:42
11. "(Memory Imprints) Never End" 6:48
Total length: 43:20
Fear Factory Band Members / Musicians
Burton C. Bell − lead vocals (credited as "Resonating Biodroid")
Dino Cazares − guitars ("Energized Riff Traumatizer")
Christian Olde Wolbers − bass ("Subsonic Assassin"), backing vocals ("Auxiliary Resonator")
Raymond Herrera − drums ("Automated Rhythmic Attacker")
John Anonymous − pre-production
Robert Breen − assistant engineer
Huey Dee − pre-production
Rhys Fulber − producer, keyboards ("Force Activated Keyboards"), programming ("Mechanical Programming")
John Bechdel − keyboards ("Live Activated Keyboards"), programming ("Programming Engineered"), add. keyboards ("Additional Keys Generated") (11)
Malcolm Springer − arrangements ("Additional Pre-production Arrangements Supported")
Jordan Plotnikoff − vocals ("Child's Vox") (1)
Billy Sherwood − arrangements ("Harmony Vox Arrangements") (3, 6)
B-Real − effects ("Enhancements") (5), vocals ("Auxiliary Vox") (8)
Tom Jermann − artistic director
George Marino − mastering
Mike Plotnikoff − mixing, technical engineer
Oscar Ramirez − assistant engineer
Paul Silveira − engineer
Neil Zlozower − photography
Digimortal is the 4th studio album by American industrial metal band Fear Factory, released on April 24, 2001 by Roadrunner Records. It is a concept album and the final part of a trilogy that started with Demanufacture and continued with Obsolete, which it is the sequel to. It was the band's last album before officially breaking up in March 2002. Although Digimortal was not a commercial success, this was not given as reason for the band's breakup, which was instead said to be frontman Burton C. Bell's desire to "form a band that's more indie-rock-oriented". Fear Factory would officially reform in 2003, however, to begin work on their next album, Archetype. Digimortal was the last to feature founding guitarist and songwriter Dino Cazares for eight years until his return to the band in 2009.
