Suicide Commando – Axis Of Evil

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		Cause Of Death: Suicide	8:18
		Consume Your Vengeance	5:00
		Face Of Death (Blind Rage Mix)	6:29
		The Reformation	5:10
		One Nation Under God (Anti US Mix)	5:32
		Mordfabrik	5:00
		Evildoer	4:39
		Sterbehilfe	5:43
		Plastik Christ	5:48
		Neuro Suspension	6:02

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Axis Of Evil CD, Album	Dependent (2) – mind 059		2003	— 2003
	Axis Of Evil CD, Album; DVD, PAL, DVD-Video; Box Set, Limited Edition	Dependent (2) – mind 060		2003	— 2003	Recently Edited
	Axis Of Evil CD, Album	Metropolis – MET300	US	2003	US — 2003
	Axis Of Evil CDr, Album, Promo	Dependent (2) – none		2003	— 2003	Recently Edited
	Axis Of Evil CD, Album	Dependent (2) – none	Russia	2005	Russia — 2005	Recently Edited
	Axis Of Evil 20×File, AIFF, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 20th Anniversary	Out Of Line – none		2023	— 2023	New Submission
	Axis Of Evil CD, Album, Reissue; CD, Compilation	Out Of Line – OUT 1295 \| 1325		2023	— 2023	New Submission
	Axis Of Evil LP, 45 RPM, Red; LP, 45 RPM; All Media, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue	Out Of Line – OUT 1297		2023	— 2023	New Submission
	Axis Of Evil (Limited Edition) CD, Album, Reissue; CD, Compilation; Cassette, Album, Reissue; Box Set, Limited Edition, Numbered	Out Of Line – none		2023	— 2023	New Submission

Dark-Lucifer Mar 12, 2025
referencing Axis Of Evil (20×File, AIFF, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 20th Anniversary) none

The digital 20th Anniversary Edition has a error in the track Face Of Death 2023 Mix. The last minute of the track is missing and the track just ends suddenly. This seems to only be a problem with the digital version and has never been fixed by the label.
systemfehler Nov 24, 2005
Edited 19 years ago

referencing Axis Of Evil (CD, Album) mind 059

Things start off well enough with the opening track. Nothing too original and quite repetitive, but still a catchy track and despite the duration surprisingly not too long. The change that Van Roy's previous album Mindstrip has marked has continued, but not so much that this release could suprise one who's familar with his recent works. Sadly, things get very trivial after the opener.
Most of the release just sounds like a Mindstrip Part II and whereas Mindstrip could still manage to have some very good and entertaining tracks, most of the tracks on Axis of Evil are just uninspired.
You can still hear the potential and, standing for itself, this actually is an average album with some good parts. Standing in the shadow of Van Roy's previous works and directly compared to Mindstrip, though, it cannot bear the comparison, just as well as Mindstrip fails compared to older material.
May be well suited to dive into the sound of (newer) Suicide Commando, but is most likely a disapointment for the lot of their fans.