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Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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Industrial |
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DISBANDED
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Last update/review:
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February 5, 2001
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Generation
Generation was a relatively obscure band, of novel interest to
some due to the appearance of
Trouble
guitarist Bruce Franklin.
Brutal Reality features several industrial metal trademarks
(programmed drums, the occasional sample, and processed/distorted
vocals), though the overall feel is a shade less bleak than most
industrial bands.
Franklin's guitar work is fine, though not particularly
Trouble-like, as the style is somewhat more thrashy and
power-metal in feel, rather than the psychedelic doom of Trouble.
An interesting album though.
Presumably this was a one-time affair for both Franklin and the
rest of the band.
Last Lineup
Caesar Kalinowski
guitars/vocals/programming
Randy Kerkman
vocals/guitars
Bruce Franklin
lead guitar (ex-Supershine, ex-Tourniquet, Trouble)
Mark Robertson
bass/vocals/programming
Discography
Brutal Reality
1993
Wonderland
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- Alive
- Retro-Vision
- Believe in Miracles
- I Live in Flesh
- Revolutionism
- Nothing to Give
- RM.101
- Still You Died
- Chemikill
- Hunger
- Psalm 69 -unlisted track #69
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Caesar Kalinowski
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Randy Kerkman
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Bruce Franklin
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Mark Robertson
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