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Track List
01) The Great Leap
02) The Ugly Truth
03) Doppelganger
04) Demons Are Back
05) Hard to Believe
06) Bleed like You
07) Road to Ruin
08) Scalding the Burnt
09) The Shining Lamp of God
10) Sins of Mine
11) Feed the Greed
12) Too Little Too Late
01) The Great Leap
02) The Ugly Truth
03) Doppelganger
04) Demons Are Back
05) Hard to Believe
06) Bleed like You
07) Road to Ruin
08) Scalding the Burnt
09) The Shining Lamp of God
10) Sins of Mine
11) Feed the Greed
12) Too Little Too Late
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2016
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"The Great Deceiver" is an album by Industrial rock band Mortiis, released March 04, 2016 through Omnipresence Productions.
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So, would it be fair to say The Great Deceiver rides the back of genius'? Yes, because that is exactly what it does. But there isn't a damn thing wrong with that. For any fan of the 90s-early 00s industrial scene, in particular, this is a welcoming album in 2016. It's ironic to see Mortiis taking aesthetics from artists such as Ministry and Manson, as most of the pioneers of the genre have long left it for dead. Industrial music of this kind doesn't come by a lot these days, and for that reason alone this is a breath of fresh air, even if it isn't all that innovative. In a time where industrial rock and metal isn't as prevalent as it once was, The Great Deceiver is nice to hear, and will definitely give you a healthy dose of what you've been craving. Just don't expect anything unique. --- sputnikmusic.com
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"The Great Deceiver" is an album by Industrial rock band Mortiis, released March 04, 2016 through Omnipresence Productions.
User Album Review
So, would it be fair to say The Great Deceiver rides the back of genius'? Yes, because that is exactly what it does. But there isn't a damn thing wrong with that. For any fan of the 90s-early 00s industrial scene, in particular, this is a welcoming album in 2016. It's ironic to see Mortiis taking aesthetics from artists such as Ministry and Manson, as most of the pioneers of the genre have long left it for dead. Industrial music of this kind doesn't come by a lot these days, and for that reason alone this is a breath of fresh air, even if it isn't all that innovative. In a time where industrial rock and metal isn't as prevalent as it once was, The Great Deceiver is nice to hear, and will definitely give you a healthy dose of what you've been craving. Just don't expect anything unique. --- sputnikmusic.com
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