Finally ... Factory of Art's 1997 EP "Point of No Return" enters electronic distribution after 24 years in collaboration with AFM Records and is now available on all known digital distribution channels (you can find them here https: / /song.link / xkcc7n3b4pf6p) available.
Information from the 1997 release reads as follows:
Factory of Art comes straight, tough and energetic ... but without the laziest mindset, the meaty roar of HC, and the constant annoying growls.
Factory of Art proves that filigree structured songs get along very well with proper steam hammer riffs and can also flow like hell.
Factory of Art takes its music very seriously, but without cramps. You can forget about yourself and fine tune your songs and get lost in endless debates about the details, but you will never have that typical distracted view of college music students in your eyes. And last but not least,
Factory of Art is one of the few bands in the genre whose lyrics have emerged from the deadly Bermuda triangle between sex, alcohol and self-importance. The editors Gunter and Wolf allow themselves the luxury of their own opinion and give us their tendency to express it.
"Point Of No Return" impressively documents FOA '97's high standard: At first, the title track is overwhelmed with powerful sounds, its wonderful melody line in the chorus, and a tragically bittersweet love story. On "Crown Of Creation", a classic from the mid-tempo stomper is shipped enriched with modern timbres. Finally, "Silent Crying" is an exuberant and indulgent ballad with female voices that give you goosebumps in the last third. The new longplayer! The listener is, however, similar to old Pavlov's test dog after turning on the light: the mouth is watering and the impatience even more ... but the wait will be worth it, because we have a great album ahead of us. and "Point Of No Return" is much more than a small step there.
Peter matzke
Unfortunately, it took until 2002 to release the band's second album with a new line-up, "The Tempter".
After a near-best lineup of all the Factory of Art band's decades returned them to the realm of the living, the first songs on the third album have already been written. So Dr. Tempter wants, it won't take that long to complete this time.
Rock Hard 1/1998 Review: https://www.rockhard.de/reviews/factory-of-art-point-of-no-return_188641.html
The CD video of the song "Silent Crying Live 2020" is available here:
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