What makes Re-wind by Front Line Assembly notable?

The album reached notable positions on various electronic music charts and received positive critical reception for its innovative remixes. By bringing together diverse remixers, it influenced the evolving sound of electro-industrial and reinforced Front Line Assembly's stature within the genre during a pivotal time. By 1998, Front Line Assembly had established themselves as leaders in the electro-industrial genre, with 'Re-wind' serving as a remix compilation following their successful album 'Implant.' This release showcased their ability to reinterpret previous tracks through collaborations with other artists, marking a transitional phase in their career as they explored new sonic territories.

Re-wind works well if you're into steady progression with peaks, pulsating beats for deep focus and dark themes for introspective moods.

How many songs are on Re-wind?

Re-wind has 14 tracks, running approximately 104 minutes.

Re-wind

Front Line Assembly · 1998

104 min · 14 tracks · electro-industrial

Mechanical beats and distorted vocals create a relentless energy that defines the darker edges of late '90s electronic music.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Predator (Cease & Destroy mix) — This track exemplifies the signature driving rhythms and aggressive soundscapes that Front Line Assembly is known for, making it a standout introduction to the album.
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Electrocution (Shocker mix) — The remix features frenetic beats and dark atmospheres, capturing the essence of the band's industrial roots while showcasing their innovative remixing style.
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Colombian Necktie (Loose Lips) — This track combines haunting melodies with powerful electronic elements, representing both the lyrical depth and production quality characteristic of Front Line Assembly's work.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady progression with peaks
pulsating beats for deep focus
dark themes for introspective moods
long tracks for immersive experience
relentless energy for workout sessions

Maybe skip if you

prefer short standalone tracks
seek light and uplifting sounds

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A remix compilation that showcases the band's established sound without being a primary entry point.
Career context: By 1998, Front Line Assembly had established themselves as leaders in the electro-industrial genre, with 'Re-wind' serving as a remix compilation following their successful album 'Implant.' This release showcased their ability to reinterpret previous tracks through collaborations with other artists, marking a transitional phase in their career as they explored new sonic territories.
Stylistic neighbors: Skinny Puppy· KMFDM· Ministry