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Clan of Xymox - Farewell - CD Review
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Always a uniquely individual electro/goth group Clan of Xymox makes Farewell their eleventh full length masterpiece in a career that is been up and down, but never completely out!


CLAN OF XYMOX - Farewell

Metropolis Records 2003

by wa.carpediempublishing.com

Over the years Clan of Xymox has been label mates with legends the Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, The Pixies, and Throwing Muses on 4AD. Now, signed to Metropolis, it is easy to tell they have embraced and learned something from each of these great bands and made it their own. Always a uniquely individual electro/goth group Clan of Xymox makes Farewell their eleventh full length masterpiece in a career that is been up and down, but never completely out!

Farewell
, is a poignant experience that covers the entire creative spectrum of electro-goth. Blazing club-driven songs "There’s No Tomorrow", "Courageous" and "Into Extremes" sit side by side with atmospheric Sisters of Mercy/Love and Rockets sounding "It’s Not Enough", "Losing My Head", and "One More Time". They break new ground with the lush soundscapes presented in "Dark Mood" and "Skindeep".

If you are an electro-goth fan with tastes in the vein of The Cruxshadows, Sisters of Mercy, or Dead Poets Society, then this is simply a must have record.


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