This album announces Zeitgeist Zero as the premier Industrial rock act in the North of England. Blending hard industrial with ethereal Gothic soundscapes, ‘Heart To Black’ is a slap in the face that will sting for days. Furious guitars smash against Teresa Dead’s raw and angst-ridden vocals.
Tracklisting
01. Heart to Black | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/01_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__1.mp3{/audio} |
02. Party for One | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/02_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__2.mp3{/audio} |
03. It’s Not Easy Being Strange | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/03_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__3.mp3{/audio} |
04. My Heart (Has Left the Building) | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/04_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__4.mp3{/audio} |
05. The Broken | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/05_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__5.mp3{/audio} |
06. Grudge | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/06_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__6.mp3{/audio} |
07. Big Bad Wolf | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/07_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__7.mp3{/audio} |
08. Caress | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/08_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__8.mp3{/audio} |
09. Dance of the Fallen | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/09_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track__9.mp3{/audio} |
10. Unlucky 13 | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/10_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track_10.mp3{/audio} |
11. Blood | {audio}http://www.musicnonstop.co.uk/soundclips/11_-_Zeitgeist_Zero_-_Dead_to_the_World_-_Track_11.mp3{/audio} |
The production skills of former Depeche Mode and NIN producer John Fryer shine throughout the album taking the ZZ sound to a whole other level. On fan-favourite ‘Party For One’ the synths cut like a knife through distorted guitars and addictive beats before ‘It’s Not Easy Being Strange’ hits the listener like a glittery sledgehammer to the head with a Goth-punk powerhouse with some quality samples and some particularly attractive drumming. Next up, ‘My Heart (Has Left The Building)’ moves things forward with a venom and spite that is unique to the Leeds-based four-piece. Haunting keys mix in with seductive vocals for a solid opening before abrasive guitars push in and create a dancefloor friendly rocker.