Biography

Though Fear Factory debuted as a standard thrash metal act with 1992's SOUL OF A NEW MACHINE, the Los Angeles-based act led by singer Burton C. Bell quickly became one of the pioneering bands in the rise of what would eventually be termed nu metal. One of the first bands to use both the exaggerated "death growl" vocal style and more conventionally melodic vocals in the same songs, Fear Factory released a string of albums throughout the 1990s and early 2000s to increasing sales and critical acclaim. Since 2002, the band has largely been a part-time project.

Top Tracks

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• 540,000° Fahrenheit

• Act Of God

• Big God/raped Souls

• Bite The Hand That Bleeds

• Bonescraper

• Cars

• Crisis

• Cyberwaste

• Damaged

• Digimortal

• Dragged Down By The Weight Of Existence

• Echoes Of Innocence

• Edgecrusher

• Empty Vision

• Industrial Discipline

• Linchpin

• Martyr

• New Breed

• Oxidizer

• Replica

• Resurrection

• Scapegoat

• Scumgrief

• Self Immolation

• Spinal Compression

• The Metallic Division

• Zero Signal

Discography

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• Mechanize

  Candlelight Records

  2010

• Transgression

  Calvin Records

  2005

• Archetype

  Roadrunner Records

  2004

• Concrete

  Roadrunner Records

  2002