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Fractured demonstrated already with their debut album "Only Human Remains" in 2006, a remarkably innovative change in the harder electronic music. The album itself was his time as a groundbreaking hailed by the press and with predicates such as "Album of the Month" and "Newcomer of the month inundated "with connoisseurs and hit like a bomb. On their new album, the fans have been waiting now for five years, the Canadians put on it again right one. Even more sophisticated arrangements and more opulent orchestrations. Fractured range from massive, soundtrack-like compositions and rousing songs, some of which have unexpectedly catchy melodies with catchy qualities. The artwork was also very successful designed by Dennis Sibeijn that made already for his work for Slipknot, HIM, Slayer, Disturbed, and other acts a name. Its stylish illustrations of the 12-page booklet of "Beneath The Ashes" are, among others, the trance-interpretations (readings) of the "sleeping prophet" Edgar Cayce (1877-1945) inspired and let the old Atlantis almost futuristic and shimmer with bright color combinations . The album will be on 25 March released on Dependent.

"Dance floor soundtrack for the last party of a lost generation."
- Thomas Clausen / Sonic Seducer

"CD of the month!"
- Elektrauma.de

"A pinch of Skinny Puppy, Dismantled a shot, a splash of Covenant and a lot of change, the recipe is presented here went to work." Beneath The Ashes "is perhaps the most exciting album of the last few months." - Uselinks.de

"` Power to beat the first time after! "That's right, for 'Beneath the Ashes' is indeed rare. 9 / 10 points" - Orkus Music Magazine

"First, the complexity and kills a wild mix of styles. But, as befits true Canadians, the diabolical Genialtät is in the details that unravel with a little patience, and it is glorious"
- Jörn Karstedt / Sonic Seducer