- Audio CD (12 May 2003)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Single
- Label: Changesone
- ASIN: B00009XH2X
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 372,166 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. In Vitro |
| 2. Song of One Word |
| 3. Hold On (Here comes the Sun) |
| 4. Paperchains |
| 5. Sayonara MP3 |
| 6. Hold On (Here comes the Sun) (video - live at Barfly, London) |
Product Description
Rock Sound magazine, September 2003
Confident, brain-rattling stormers that shimmer with style
Metal Hammer magazine, August 2003
Huge stadium rock riffs gel with well-executed elements of electronica on majestic and anthemic stand outs
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Five truly inspired rock tracks from this up and coming band,
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This review is from: Axiomatic (Audio CD)
New Disease were first formed in late 2001 when guitarist Mark Thwaite got together with vocalist Lee Bane, ex-Wildhearts drummer Ritch Battersby and bassist Richard Adams. Delivering an alternative-rock sound not dissimilar to the likes of VAST, Stabbing Westward and Devin Townsend’s Ocean Machine project, the band hit the UK rock scene supporting bands such as H.I.M. and Prong. May of 2003 saw the long-awaited release of New Disease’s debut release, the ‘Axiomatic E.P.’. The five-track CD also contains a bonus mpeg live video of the track Hold On (Here Comes The Sun). From the start of the CD you are thrown into a very well-produced recording of the group delivering five tracks of proficient rock. The similarity between this band and VAST is quite unbelievable, but New Disease seem to come out on top on the strength of these five songs. Each one contains such meaty riffs and powerful choruses constructed around a well-crafted song. Lee Bane’s vocals are truly immense, delivering a pure yet haunting sound that has been layered and electronically adjusted to suit the band’s current sound. If you haven’t yet heard this band, I strongly recommend picking up a copy of this E.P. The CD was released through the hard-working Changes One record label.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Axiomatic (Audio CD)
New Disease. Well where do I begin? With a copious amount of puns at my disposability I could have fun for quite a while�New Disease. The band you just got to catch: If Bono, Maynard James Keenan and Trent Reznor were all having a picnic out late one night it wouldn�t just be one of Courtney Love�s fantasies being lived out, it would be the start of a story and my piss poor attempt to describe the birth of a new disease. Now just imagine these 3 iconic men quietly sipping punch and nibbling on cucumber sandwiches when all of a sudden a bolt of lightning strikes at where they are sitting precipitating a freak fusion of these three personalities� Electricity. That is what I think of every time I hear New Disease; in fact electricity is seemingly what New Disease are a personification of when the goosebumps spread over you and your brain is plagued with power-driven impulses to rock your body frenziedly. No, there�s no sign of Justin Timberlake sporting his George Michael goatee here and although when describing such an amazing band you just want to leave the comparisons locked in your head; I feel in all fairness and respect, it is safe to say that vocalist Jacob Lee Bane and the band bare more resemblance to the three aforementioned and initial names of rockdom in this review. Consisting of that stadium-rock emanation and at times Bane�s vocals sharing that ethereal yet intense power along with the industrial edge the band hold together; New Disease draw their influences and paint a masterpiece far more unique. Their debut release, the rather aurally kinetic �Axiomatic ep� certainly makes it self-evident that this record is an incredible 5 tracks of dynamism from an awesome band.
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