Nu-En-Jin

It's a journey. It's a rare album that takes the user deep into world building of a sci-fi future that is both dystopian and dashed with a glimmer of hope. As an industrial album, it's proabably horribly placed in time. It could belong well with fans of skinny puppy or nitzer ebb as well as Gravity Kills, and NIN. If you like good industrial music that's wildly not right for radio, this is it.