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Archetype is the fifth studio album by American heavy metal band Fear Factory.

06. Corporate Cloning. 07. Bite The Hand That Bleeds.

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Illustration – Burton C. Bell. Keyboards – John Bechdel. Layout – Ralph Schrader. Management – Archetype Music. Mastered By – Howie Weinberg. Mixed By – Greg Reely. Musician – Burton C. Bell, Byron Stroud, Christian Olde Wolbers, Raymond Herrera. Other – Alain Francois. Photography By – Omer "Impson" R. Cordell. Producer – Fear Factory. Recorded By – Ken "HiWatt" Marshal. Written-By [Music Written And Enabled.

Archetype Studio album by Fear Factory Released April 19, 2004. It was released on April 19, 2004 through Liquid 8. This album is not a concept album like the previous three studio albums. The music on this album returns to the style of the Demanufacture era which pleased many fans. Some, though not all,.

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Fear Factory almost fell apart before this album came about. With Digimortal not doing as well as expected and tensions flaring up between the band members, Dino Cazares would leave and Christian Olde Wolbers briefly departed before coming back shortly before Archetype became a thing. The stress was high and Fear Factory looked towards changing their sound back to something more familiar with Obsolete than the half-nu metal of Digimortal. Prototype Fabricators Burton C. Bell - Vocals Byron Stroud - Bass Christian Olde Wolbers - Lead Guitar Raymond Herrera - Drums & Percussion. Evolvic Primer Fear Factory's new release is on our doorsteps. Archetype Slave Labor opens the disc. It's not as powerful as previous album openers, but really brings back the feel that Shock did upon loading Obsolete. I believe the tune hints at the music industry, perhaps their involvement with their previous contract, but it could relate to any entertainment industry, or any money-making industry for that matter. It's very 'typical' Fear Factory in structure and sound.