Creation Is Crucifixion - Antenna Builder + Rerecorded Splits / Live in Gene

Release Date:03/11/2016;Notes:Limited double vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket including digital download. Pittsburgh tech-metal activists Creation Is Crucifixion emulate Lazarus with a release collecting their last recordings along with an impressive live set. The final recording by the band's last active lineup, the long-rumored nine-minute opus ‘Antenna Builder’ brilliantly merges their heavy technical metal along with the noise passages for which they are renowned. The lineup's similarly oppressive Rerecorded Splits tracks, some of the highest-fidelity recordings from the band's extensive output, fleshes out the first disc in this gatefold double-LP package. Accompanying the studio material is a live LP from a classic set recorded on the last Creation Is Crucifixion European tour, captured live in Geneva during May of the millennial year. These 15-year-old recordings showcase tracks from across the band's catalog, with a higher clarity than some of their raw studio recordings. Specifically mastered for vinyl by James Plotkin.;Track List:1. Antenna Builder Aka Engineer An Inverse Cellular Network;2. The Allegory of the Algorithm (Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Mimesis);3. Subversion As a Tactical Metaphor Aka Species Traitor Aka Technology Is Our Iron Lung;4. The Iconography of John Henry Aka Eliza Was a Program;5. Overture;6. Speech: Introduction;7. The Iconography of John Henry Aka Eliza Was a Program;8. The Perfection of Suicide Is in It's Ambiguity;9. Interlude: Nirdezneb;10. Predator-Prey (We Must Never Realize What We Are for to Realize One's Own Mistakes and Failures Is to Accept Death and Suicide);11. Child Autonomous Aka Shit on Your Providers;12. Subversion As a Tactical Metaphor Aka Species Traitor Aka Technology Is Our Iron Lung;13. School Steals the Capacity for Autonomous Action Aka Micro-Consuming Machines;14. Gutter Tech (Mutation Engine);15. Speech: Gutter Tech;16. Gameboy Aka This Is Where Technology and Anarchy Fuck;17. The Allegory of the Algorithm (Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Mimesis)