Digimortal by Fear Factory, album cover
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Digimortal

Released24 April 2001
Popularity68.2
Also cited23 April 2001

Digimortal is the fourth studio album by American industrial metal band Fear Factory, released on 24 April 2001 through Roadrunner Records. It is a concept album, and it closes a trilogy that began with Demanufacture and carried on through Obsolete, so it makes most sense heard as the last chapter of that story rather than in isolation.

The record also marks the end of an era for the band. It was their final album before they officially split in March 2002, though they reformed in 2003. Its sound draws on industrial metal, groove metal and alternative metal, with a nod to nu metal, which makes it a useful place to hear where the band stood at the turn of the millennium. Fans of the earlier records will want to hear how the trilogy finishes.

Digimortal: tracklist and credits

15 tracks · 55:14

Tracklist

  1. 1What Will Become?Cazares, Herrera, Wolbers, Bell3:24
  2. 2Damaged3:02
  3. 3DigimortalBell, Cazares, Herrera, Wolbers3:03
  4. 4No One3:37
  5. 5LinchpinDino Cazares and Christian Olde Wolbers3:25
  6. 6Invisible Wounds (Dark Bodies)Cazares, Herrera, Wolbers, Bell3:55
  7. 7Acres of Skin3:56
  8. 8Back the Fuck Up (feat. B-Real)3:09
  9. 9Byte Block5:21
  10. 10Hurt Conveyor3:41
  11. 11(Memory Imprints) Never End6:50
  12. 12Dead Man Walking3:17
  13. 13Strain vs. Resistance3:25
  14. 14Repentance2:40
  15. 15Full Metal Contact2:30
Produced by
Rhys Fulber, David Tickle, Fear Factory
Recorded at
Ocean Studios (Burbank, California) Armoury Studios (Vancouver, Canada)
Recorded
30 September − 4 November 2000
Mixed by
Fear Factory, Mike Plotnikoff, Greg Reely
Engineered by
Paul Silveira, Louis Freese
Labels
Roadrunner Records, Roadrunner
Length
55:14

Line-up

  • B‐Real · vocals · guest
  • John Bechdel · keyboard · guest

Singles

  • “Linchpin” · 2001
  • “Invisible Wounds (Dark Bodies)” · 2001

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How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 2001-04-23 (musicbrainz)
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Wikipedia infobox24 April 2001
Wikidata24 April 2001
US release24 April 2001earliest US date
UK / Europe release23 April 2001earliest UK or European date
26 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—USRoadrunner Records016861856120other
—XWRoadrunner Records016861856106other
—XERoadrunner Records016861856120other
—XWRoadrunner Records016861856182other
2001CLRoadrunner Records0105356762210other
2001JPRoadrunner Records4527583002703other
2001CARoadrunner Records016861856120other
2001CORoadrunner Records610535676221other
2001KRRoadrunner Records8805115010133other
2001AURoadrunner Records0168618561570other
2001PLMetal Mind Records5907785018198other
2001AURoadrunner Records016861856120other
2001CARoadrunner Records016861848729other
2001BRSum Records610535676221other
2001USRoadrunner Records016861856120other
2001PLMetal Mind Records5907785018129other
23 April 2001XERoadrunner Records016861856151other
23 April 2001XERoadrunner Records016861856120other
24 April 2001USRoadrunner Records016861856120other
24 April 2001USRoadrunner Records016861848729other
1 November 2001USRoadrunner Records016861848125other
2004UAMoon Records016861856151other
2004UAMoon Records016861856151other
2007DECargo Records4024572299163other
14 May 2008JPRoadrunner Records4527583007753other
18 April 2026GBReal Gone Musicother
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