Mozaiq

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Mozaiq
Studio album by Blood Stain Child
Released 18 July 2007
Recorded 2007
Genre Melodic death metal, euro-trance, electro-industrial
Length 46:53
Label M&I company
Dockyard1
Locomotive
Dope Entertainment
Producer Blood Stain Child
Tue Madsen
Blood Stain Child chronology

Idolator
(2005)
Mozaiq
(2007)
εpsilon
(2011)
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Metalstorm [1]
Metalminder [2]
somethingFM (82/100)[3]

Mozaiq is the fourth studio album by the metal band, Blood Stain Child. It was released on July 18, 2007 in Japan and was released on 20 July 2007 in Europe. Mozaiq contains 11 tracks plus an extra track that differs; for Japan "Ez do dance" a cover after TRF[4][5] and for Europe "Cosmic Highway".[6]

Style

Mozaiq is more euro-trance influenced than all their previous materials, stating that it "is really about breaking down the boundaries of what we refer to as Heavy Music".[7] It contains more clean vocals, especially on "Neo-Gothic Romance". The track "Metropolice" is built upon female vocal samples. Instrumentation is lower-paced than on their previous works, especially their debut album, and synths sometimes cross into industrial/eurodance territory.[8]

Track listing

  1. "Exotic-6-Coordinator" − 3:36
  2. "Cyber Green" − 3:20
  3. "Freedom" − 4:16
  4. "Energy Blast" − 3:47
  5. "Pitch Black Room" − 4:15
  6. "Another Dimension" − 3:44
  7. "Metropolice" − 4:00
  8. "C.E.0079" − 4:42
  9. "Innocence" − 3:32
  10. "Peacemaker" − 3:33
  11. "Neo-Gothic-Romance" − 3:57
  12. "Ez Do Dance" (Bonus track, Japan) (TRF cover) − 4:00
  13. "Cosmic Highway" (Bonus track, Europe and USA) − 3:07
  14. "Nuclear Trance" (Bonus track, Korea) − 5:06

Videography

A video for "Freedom" was shot which can be viewed here on YouTube. The video shows the band playing apparently in the dark at night near an enormous beacon. Towards the end of the video, it brightens up and turns into day.

Personnel

  • Sadew − Vocals
  • Ryo − Bass, Vocals
  • Ryu Kuriyama − Guitars, Vocals
  • G.S.R − Guitars
  • Aki − Keyboards, Vocals
  • Violator − Drums
  • Maripu - Female Vocals

Release history

Region Release date
Japan 18 July 2007
Europe 20 July 2007
South Korea 3 August 2007
United States 9 October 2007

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