The Diary Of A RivitHead: A letter to my CTS

I don't know why I'm posting this....

I am having transportation issues. With little to no money I can only walk from place to place. I'm still looking for welding positions but it doesn't seem to be going well. I also looked into some jobs for cashiers but I didn't get anything in reply, as far as jobs go I'm having no luck, any thing could help. If I don't know the job it will take a short time to get it down.

I didn't go into the college like I was planing cause I wouldn't have enough money even with finical aid, So I'll have to wait until winter or next year.

I'm not doing so well. Health wise I'm fine. My dad's planing on moving to alaska so I have to find a job or a place by August or I wont have a place to live. I have some friends but I hate bringing other people down or being in the way. I'd rather be homeless then be a worthless problem in my friends fiancees.

Other then that.. I'm great.

Sounds like I'm gonna kill myself or something.. lol.

Fuzzy Machine Review: Halo In Reverse "Halo In Reverse"

Halo In Reverse "Halo In Reverse"
2008
Industrial








01. Somethings Gone Terribly Wrong 3:18
02. Pop Icon Puppets 4:43
03. Modesty's Failure 4:48
04. Go All the Way 4:32
05. Falling Apart 4:34
06. Sweetest Honey 3:14
07. Something This Real 3:30
08. They've Taken Me Away 6:12
09. I Machine 4:15
10. Where Were You 3:16
11. Whittled to An Edge 4:17
12. You 5:30
13. Acubens 4:20

Fuzzy's review: Another one man band, Halo In Reverse brings us sounds similar to that of early Nine Inch Nails (broken, The downward spiral). I can find myself really enjoying Joshua Steffen's sound and voice through out the whole album(head man behind Halo In Reverse). He tends to bring back that old mainstream industrial sound that seems to have been lost for so many years. Halo In Reverse has made an album of that in which is the child of Nine Inch Nails. Where the album lacks in originality it makes up for in layering and musical ability. Joshua Steffenseems to be the next musical genius of our time, and I am looking forward to any album he maybe coming up with next. I would defiantly recommend this of and industrial fan or anybody getting into the electronic rock scene.
Over All: 9 out or 10
Recommended for fans of: Nine Inch Nails, Black Light Burns, DeadStar Assemblage, Deadsy
Fuzzy's song of choice: You[FULL REVIEW]

Fuzzy Machine Review: Combichrist "Today We Are All Demons"

Combichrist "Today We Are All Demons"
2009
Industrial/ Aggrotech/ Noize







01. No Afterparty 0:42
02. All Pain Is Gone 4:57
03. Kickstart The Fight 5:02
04. I Want Your Blood 5:12
05. Can't Change The Beat 4:26
06. Sent To Destroy 4:37
07. Spit 4:27
08. New Form Of Silence 3:51
09. Scarred 4:26
10. The Kill V2 5:19
11. Get Out Of My Head 4:25
12. Today We Are All Demons 5:01
13. At The End Of It All 4:35
13(continued). Hidden Track 5:55

Fuzzy's Review: Combichrist has a very distinctive sound. The layering of the bass and synth all flow in a unique way that many artist cant really duplicate or create. They've all been one of my favorite industrial artist for awhile, but I hate to say that I am very disappointed with the latest album Today We Are All Demons. The album still has the same classic Combichrist sound, but lacks in some areas such as the lyrics, them seem a bit a weak compared to previous combichrist albums, and Andy LaPlegua seems to have lost the aggression in his voice in a few songs where it seems to be needed.[FULL REVIEW]
Over All:6 out of 10
Recommended for fans of: Uberbyte, Panzer AG, Icon Or Coil
Fuzzy's song choice: A New Form of Silence

Fuzzy Machine Review: Velcet Acid Crist "The Art Of Breaking Apart"

Velcet Acid Crist "The Art Of Breaking Apart"
2009
Industrial/ Aggrotech/ Dark Ambient






01. Tripped Out 4:50
02. Vaporized 4:43
03. Black Rainbows 4:34
04. Phucked Up Phreak 7:50
05. Killing A Stranger 4:06
06. The Art Of Breaking Apart 5:11
07. Caustic Disco 4:47
08. Killed In Space 5:16
09. Amnesia 4:57
10. Faithless 4:17
11. Silver 3:12
11.(continued) Untitled - Interview 16:49

Fuzzy's Review: Unlike VAC's previous albums the band decided to take a more "acoustic" approach to their music. Usually there would be so many distortions on just about every item in each song, The Art Of Breaking Apart has a more clearer sound. Over all I view this album as one of VAC's most simple yet artistic album to date. I really enjoyed listening to this album and I would advise anyone getting into industrial music or already a fan of, to listen to this album.[FULL REVIEW]
Recomended for fans of: :wumpscut:, Suicide Commando, Hocico
Over All: 9 out of 10
Fuzzy's song of choice: Amnesia