Editorial Reviews Musically, "Last Man Standing" presents an ultra-polished perfection of Fr/action's signature style. "Crimes of the Future" became a favorite of DJs across the realms of electro, EBM, and synthpop, and "Last Man Standing" takes this genre synthesis to even greater heights. Propulsive beats fuse with precision-crafted electronics and cinematic lyrics to create an intense, double-barreled dancefloor assault. "Last Man Standing" also contains two action-packed CD-ROM bonus videos, and is presented in a deluxe Digipak. In addition, people who buy the CD will receive a code to download exclusive remixes from the official Fr/action website. This album secures Fr/action's reputation as one of the most exciting and conceptually innovative artists of its kind today.
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Music Review
Across the Sea: a Tribute to Weezer [Import]
Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique; Le Carnaval romain Overture
Arauxo: Libro de Tientos y Discursos de Música Práctica y Teórica de Órgano
Music: Severin Browne [Original recording remastered] [Impor
Bargrooves: Primavera [Import]
Album Description
The technopop vigilante is back! Fr/action's new album, "Last Man Standing", is the eagerly anticipated sequel to the 2002 debut, "Crimes of the Future". The story resumes shortly after a nuclear holocaust has decimated the urban battleground of the first album. Now, The Vigilante finds himself fighting for survival in a new and violent post-apocalyptic wasteland.