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Technical Difficulties (Hate Dept. album)
1999 studio album by Hate Dept. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Technical Difficulties is the third studio album by Hate Dept., released in June 1999 by Restless Records.[2]
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Reception
Steve Huey of allmusic called Technical Difficulties arguably "their most accessible release to date" and the band "may sound like an industrial band – clanking drum machines, synthesizers, and loud, crusty guitars – but Hate Dept. are alt-rockers at heart, emphasizing traditional song structure and punk lyrical attitude over sonic experimentation and abrasiveness."[3] CMJ said "slamming rock intensity into the looming keyboard progressions of Front 242, while adding jazzy horns and Nine Inch Nails-worthy power ballads, Technical Difficulties is easily the most diverse and robotic weapon in Hate Dept.'s arsenal."[4] The magazine listed Technical Difficulties as one of the magazine's top choices for the month of June.[5]
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Track listing
All tracks are written by Steven Seibold.
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Personnel
Adapted from the Technical Difficulties liner notes.[6]
Hate Dept.
- Marc Greco – guitar, backing vocals
- Charles Hunt – drums, backing vocals, additional programming (2)
- Steven Seibold – lead vocals, programming, production, mixing
- Jeff Smith – synthesizer, backing vocals
Additional performers
- Joe Chiccarelli – additional production (1, 4)
- Tracey Hooker – trumpet (3)
- Royden Vigilance – additional vocals (3)
Production and design
- Mon Agranat – mixing
- The Gerrixx – cover art, photography
- Bill Kennedy – mixing, additional production (7, 8)
- Dustin Moore – photography
- Jenessa Nye – photography
- Eddy Schreyer – mastering
- Jon St. James – mixing, additional production (3)
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Release history
References
External links
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