Comments on: VAC NEWS: Titles Change

By: EternalDawn

EternalDawn — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 04:13:38 +0000

Have you thought about making music with an erotica feel to it? Slut stood out because of that.

By: SicxAsylum

SicxAsylum — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 05:05:04 +0000

I’m ready for the new approach in VAC.: ),If anyone knows how to listen to music, and knows what VAC is really about.it’s always about taking a new approach,and stepping back away From all the Bizarre aspects from The Acid feeling in Vac, and flow more a clean and new Velvety feeling aound. Brian has shown what he can do and shows The So called Industrial scene how its done that’s all i gotta say.The reason i love VAC so much is because of how,everything is perfected and adjusted, and the music is very well thought out. It’s like Dwayne R.Goetell,Through master minded Electronic Terror,. Bryan your the Soul Child Of EBM,Industrial what ever you wanna call it.That really gave hope to the scene For Harsh Electronic Musick for me, you saved me after puppy was destroyed.And gave a little hope and faith to The industrial scene.looking forward to more of your Art/Blackrainbows.

By: Mr_Knesh

Mr_Knesh — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:59:16 +0000

I am very excited to hear that VAC is debuting another album. It inspires me to work yet harder on my music. But there is one thing that I often ask myself and that you have not yet mentioned in your verbose musing of your music; what kind of music am I producing? The reason I point this out is that I worry you might be feeling too much sway from outward sources against your music production. If the answer to that question is anything other than “Pop Music” I dont think that you should have any reason to worry about whether your intros are “too long” or not.

By: Decasia

Decasia — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 08:13:20 +0000

I really like lfb. Alot actually. Although crushed is actually not one of my favs, I love all of the other tracks. I don’t know. Everyone seem to love crushed. I sometimes wonder what is wrong with me…? Oh well. I am certainly curious about the new album now, especially since it seems to have drastically changed. Even the melodies.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 19:59:18 +0000

Can’t wait to hear/buy it!

By: Ringmaster

Ringmaster — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 01:01:37 +0000

Everything sounds good, cept one thing.
I loved the intro to Crushed (it’s what I liked most about it).

I just hope you don’t trim it down too much – the longer intros in your songs really build up that emotional feeling (See “There Is No God”) that is lacking in modern music. Also, it keeps the hipster crowds away :)

Either way, I’m still ordering the album the first day I can! Thanks for your hard work.

By: Grunt

Grunt — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 04:09:18 +0000

I liked Lust for Blood a lot, I think more then Hex Angel because it sort of really had the old psychedelic sound I love about old VAC that was somewhat absent on Hex. It also had several aggressive songs that were extremely trippy and some of the best VAC yet like Kashimar Krack Krishna (sounds like a Toxic Coma song title…), more aggressive in a non-direct manner then a take a chainsaw and knives to you sort of way like on Fun with Knives.

Psychoactive Landscape is truly one of the masterpieces on the album indeed especially while on ACID!!!!!!!!!!! Beautiful old fashioned trippy elektro that Bryan executes perfectly.

By: Viddydrone

Viddydrone — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 01:08:39 +0000

I really like this combo! Sisters sounding VAC is creamtastic enough, but throwing Death In June AND The Cure in there is almost beyond comprehension! I get the vibe though, … I think. I can’t wait!!!!

Oh, and I really like LFB, Wound was touching, it was like VAC does Testure to me, Parasite was brooding and fun, discolored eyes just screamed, “i WILL kick the shit out of you” it was like droney terror body music, I actually liked the intro to Crushed, but I agree that directness with that style would be appropriate for a whole album. It worked as a good break and re-directer, so to speak. And I found Disconnected Nightmare to be angry and dancey. Blood has some tough guitar parts and madness. And I can’t forget Psychoactive Landscape! As the song ended I noticed my jaw somewhere around the floor: it was emotional and the transitions! so psychadelic… at least I thought so.
Hexfix, will the bonus downloads/songs you mentioned in a previous entry be anything like psychoactive landscape if still includeded with the new lp?

By: Iveta

Iveta — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 16:59:31 +0000

Sounds like it’s gona be an interesting project. Fantastic to hear that you’re getting back into music making. Will be good to hear less distorted vocals as well, although perhaps it was part of the VAC we know and love so much. Either way good luck with it!

By: Grunt

Grunt — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 06:55:34 +0000

Hey Hex, as a fan who has grown up listening to your music I can’t wait to hear the new album from your description…never give up and never stop making music. Your music has served as an inspiration for me since I was a kid, I ran into you a couple of times at shows around Denver and you were always a humble and nice guy, no bullshit rockstar attitude and always willing to talk to fans. I just wanted to say thanks for all the years of excellent music, inspiration, and for signing my Neuralblastoma when I was an annoying little 15 year old kid.