"Wow!  What an incredible recording. Every musician has an album that defines their true efforts and purpose. I think this was the album you were destined to do. It's more electronic experimental than i expected but I am still very impressed and pleased. It's unpredictable and i wasn't sure which direction it was going. I would say this is a masterpiece."

- Jeremiah Makin

   

 

 

Voice Industrie did it again! - These tracks are trance like in ways that lull you into a state of peaceful consciousness. It's not every day that an electro-artist puts this much into their music bringing more listening material to Industrial analysts. We start off with the track Transporter (seduction mix) which builds and builds, drawing the listener into the recording like the vacuum of a black hole vortex with no possibility of return, followed by Sterility (Adrenaline 14 mix) that has a pounding and direct beat with an uncompromising rhythm. Third in line is the thick and meaty True Believer (Teknik 14 mix) which has a low end thump that is all encompassing. Transporter 001 is a journey to the far end of the listener's psyche, challenging what one can retain, all the while creating deep comfort. Then Sterility (Teknik 99 mix) finalizes the direct studio push having complete dominion over any unresolved opinions of the artist's work. This track did me in! Tempest (live tv broadcast) is excellent and is eligible for viewing per youtube allowing one to see the work that Voice Industrie puts forth analogue style touched by a digital finish. And finally, for a finishing touch, the album is completed with Fact (recorded live) giving the listener a raw but at the same time polished version of the track. Big beats that don't back down and will thrive throughout the ages. Voice Industrie are hard workers. Check them out and see what you've been missing. A true find for a rivethead hungry for electro! - J.S.Makin

 

 

 

POWER! - It's all in the album name. Part of living up to one's job as an artist is to measure up to whatever title or name one chooses to put on their work. When I was a kid, I checked out the rock band "Rush" just because their name peaked my interest. I wondered if they lived up to their name and after listening to them I realized that they did, and then some. When I discovered Voice Industrie, the "Power" album got my attention immediately and it was the most unique, energetic and deep cd I had purchased in years. The moment I heard the opening track "rapture" I was floored! The vocals were astonishing and the feel good rhythm and drive behind the song structure was my "brand new day, fresh pot of coffee, take back my life" song. If people knew where they stood in their lives spiritually and had that constant confidence about the condition of their soul, then they would realize that although these are trying times and we are in the midst of civil unrest and continual political global turmoil, that it is still and exciting time to be alive! And the follow up track "Hover"...wow! Heavy warm synth like I've never heard. What a creative and original song structure and the whistling in the song just tops it off. I don't recall that ever being done in an electronic band before. Then the ol' Giorgio Moroder / Donna Summer cover of "I feel love" is epic. Great tracks for trying times to remind us that we are not alone in this life that can sometimes be a struggle. So prepare yourself for the sound of Whitehorse hoof steps with Voice Industrie's "Power" and remember, "there is nothing to fear, these are the end of years!"  (J.S. Makin)