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Stereotype
Powerman 5000
Album:
Transform
Genre:
Rock
Composer:
Tempesta/Williams/S
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Show Track Metadata
ALBUM_ID
640886
TRACK_NAME
Stereotype
COMPOSER
Tempesta/Williams/S
TRACK_NUMBER
10
RUN_TIME
3:49
TRACK_ID
6297382
ALBUM_TITLE
Transform
ARTIST_NAME
Powerman 5000
SEARCH_NAME
Powerman Five Thousand
RATED
3
GENRE_DESCRIPTION
Rock
FLAGS
LM
SPIRALFROG_AVAILABLE
Yes
OFFICAL_LENGTH
0:03:48
SITE_REVIEW
In August 2001,
Powerman 5000
stood with a match, ready to set the world on fire with
Anyone for Doomsday?
, the follow-up to its platinum Tonight the Stars Revolt. But at the last possible moment,
PM5K
mouthpiece
Spider One
pulled the plug on the album and its accompanying tour. The move riled drummer Al 3 and bassist Dorian 27, and both parted ways with
Spider
and guitarists
Adam 12
and M. 33. Suddenly, instead of revving up for a new release,
Powerman 5000
was half the band it used to be, and stuck with an album it didn't believe in.
Spider
and his minions soldiered on. A new rhythm section was recruited, featuring drummer
Adrian Ost
and bassist Siggy Siursen, and the retooled
Powerman 5000
reentered the studio with producer
Joe Barresi
. The result is
Transform
, which updates the grinding, computerized industrial metal of the band's earlier work with more melody and percussion that actually sounds human-driven. While it ultimately derails itself with anti-consumerism tirades and broad suggestions to follow the title's advice,
Transform
nevertheless tries hard to entertain. The strobe-lit neo-metal of "Theme to a Fake Revolution" and "Top of the World" evokes a late-night ghost ride down the 405 Freeway, headlights out and the pedal to the floor, while first single, "Free," is the kind of melodic L.A. hard rock that
Billy Idol
was so good at back in the day. But while his staccato, monotone chant is still ensconced in the neutral zone between rap and actual singing,
Spider One
's mind has moved beyond the science-fiction tributes of the past. "A Is for Apathy," "That's Entertainment," and "The Shape of Things to Come" further the record's agenda, but dilute its hard-hitting heavy rock power.
Transform
's liner notes contain its manifesto: "Your very image and essence has been stolen, turned into high fructose corn syrup." It's a rather grim outlook for a group signed to one of the largest record labels in the world. While
Spider
's intentions may be genuine, it's not necessarily the place of
PM5K
to preach.
Transform
's overdriven guitars, solid percussion, and industrial backbone will make it as enjoyable for fans as any other
Powerman 5000
release. However, it's hard to forget that the suddenly serious band used to perform in spacesuits. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide
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UMG
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