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Kaos Krew – Planet Madness video release, November 16, 2013

Premiere kick off for Kaos Krew’s new music video for the song “Planet Madness” at Optima (large auditorium) November 16, 2013 at 20:00 to 21:30.

Kaos Krew released on August 23 their 3rd full length album “Corruption Rules This World”. The song “Planet Madness” from the album was visualized and filmed in autumn 2013 by the duo Matias Holmberg (director) and Joakim Finholm (camera).

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Buy CD online: http://www.inverse.fi/store/?p=en.levyt.item.html&pid=17159

Event is open for everyone interested and starts at 20:00 with showing of the “Planet Madness” behind the scenes materials and the music video etc. Be there, watch the material have fun and mingle with the band, video team, participants and others.

Free entrance!

Address:
Optima (“Mässkär” the large auditorium)
Trädgårdsgatan 30, 68600 Jakobstad
Note! Entrance from the main car park (Storgatan/Isokatu).

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/608731502501609/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=regular

Websites:
http://www.kaoskrewmusic.com/
https://www.facebook.com/kaoskrewmusic?fref=ts

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Kaos Krew lineup (2013) left to right: Tomas Öst, Ulf Skog, Göran Fellman, Massi Wickman, Zacharias Ahlvik and Sven Wannäs.

Kaos Krew – Corruption Rules This World album review in NecroWeb Magazin

Kaos Krew – Corruption Rules This World album review in NecroWeb Magazin. October 26, 2014

Original source for this article.
http://www.necroweb.de/kaos-krew-corruption-rules-this-world/

Review written in German.

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Kaos Krew – Corruption Rules This World album review in Neckbreaker Das Metal Magazin

Kaos Krew – Corruption Rules This World album review in Neckbreaker Das Metal Magazin. October 21, 2013

Original source for this article.
http://neckbreaker.de/cd-reviews/6049-kaoskrew-corruption-rules-this-world

Review written in German.

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Kaos Krew – Corruption Rules This World album review in Pavillon 666 Le Webzine

Kaos Krew – Corruption Rules This World album review in Pavillon 666 Le Webzine. October 15, 2013

Original source for this article.
http://www.pavillon666.fr/webzine/chroniques/chroniques-albums-cd/chroniques-albums-cd-detail.php?groupe=8492

Article written in French.

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English translation by same webzine.

Metal – also contaminated industrial Finland, I just noticing with the release last summer of the third installment of KAOS KREW. Entitled “Corruption Rules this World” with an intriguing cover featuring a man in gas mask as a sign “Dead End”, the CD drives me to inform me about this rather mysterious group that does not loose much on the web. Nevertheless I managed to learn that this combo was founded in 2004 by Ulf Skog, Göran Fellman and Tomas Öst Jakobstad, Finland. In 2006 appears “Devour” and 2010 “Global Fobia”, two albums have not left much trace, it seems. Today, with a new line-up including two new members, singer and drummer Massi Wickman Ahlvik Zacharias, KAOS KREW part in the assault your ears with this new enregsitrement distributed by the Finnish record label Inverse . It will take me a few listens to absorb the intricacies of a metal / industrial, which seemed initially to be merely a mixture of metal ROB ZOMBIE and PAIN. Indeed, we find these influences, but others too. Is not the martial places to RAMMSTEIN or the horror rock to MURDERDOLLS? Let’s ignore for 40 minutes and 10 tracks of these similarities to enjoy what we offer Finnish metalheads with some originality present on each track. were found in the industrial course, but not that you send us good effective hard-rock , as the heavy-metal and even prog excesses. This contrasts rock using leaded guitars, hypnotic riffs on background of black humor. Leaving the binary trap thrashisant supported by techno beats, musicians venture into unexpected arpeggios. Electro hacks are not there to make the filling, but used wisely it is not easy in style let’s face it. Clear, gravelly voice that past vocoder stick perfectly to the compositions. And the great strength of this album is the production quality, a huge sound that takes your head and does not let go, curiosity is present around every piece with strength, subtlety to ultimately remain hard- rock “true” in the literal sense, we love. Though beautiful discovery so that “Corruption Rules This World,” a rock / industrial UFO that should not leave you cold, but necessarily tickle your curiosity. Like listening to the CD is already completed, then quickly rely on the “replay” button for fun.

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