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588:, which would be the cause of Goettel's death in 1995. Despite the song's gloomy atmosphere and topic, the synthesized electronics are bright and comparatively optimistic. This contrast between traditionally upbeat, occasionally beautiful sounds and an oppressively industrial tone is an ongoing motif in Skinny Puppy's music, further heightened by the variety in Ogre's vocals, which go from agonized to manic often in the same song.
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The album was supported by two singles, "Censor" (titled "Dogshit" on the album) and "Testure". "Dogshit's" name change was suggested by
Nettwerk but was ultimately the band's choice, coming from a decision that the single would not sell well if it had kept the original name. "Testure", released as a
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The album's fourth track, "Human
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track, it features extensive use of smooth electronics and bass. Even though "Testure" is a bleak track about the violation of animal rights, it acts as a sonic rest from the album's preceding and succeeding assault. The closing lyrics of "Testure" include the album's title, pronounced as "vivisect
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as one of the essential industrial albums, saying that the album "is not just mean and abrasive, but vile and scabrous, giving new meaning to the term 'infectious,' when it comes to electronic music." In 2021, Polish writer Jacek
Szafranowicz described Skinny Puppy as at its best on
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is characterized by its profusion of sounds and noises, often perceived as conflicting or cacophonous, but, as
Torreano writes, it never becomes overbearing. Along with all the intensely overwhelming washes of noise, the album incorporates grooves and dance music moments.
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wrote, "Somehow, in the midst of the painful audio chaos, the fun comes across." Since then, critical acclaim has grown, with several publications recognizing the album as important to the industrial and electronic genres. Bradley
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loops and rhythms which are augmented by the production to sound overpoweringly mechanical. On the liner notes, a message reads, "Play this music loud or not at all". Ogre's vocals range from low, indiscernible moans to screams and shrieks.
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thought Skinny Puppy's approach to difficult topics (that is, facing trauma by mimicking that trauma) was the band's most intriguing quality. He praised "the tension between glamourisation and vilification, sadism and empathy" found in
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album that is characterized by chaos, repetitive loops, and layers. The music, described as "manic" and "dense", presents a sonic wall that is difficult to penetrate upon initial listening. The band emphasizes programmed
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harsh nature, with the former ending in the album's heaviest barrage of beats and the latter being built around a propulsive rhythm punctuated with bass and suffused with wailing, superimposed synth patches.
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that depicted a man (who presumably had been abusing his pet dog) being experimented on by a group of surgeons. According to Ogre and Key, the video was pulled from airplay following an internal poll by
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saw him challenging himself to layer more complexity and harmonies into the music. The vocals are fast-paced, distorted, and difficult to actively absorb, often coming in the form of fragmented
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and is built around a repeating percussion loop broken up with further news sound bites and occasional bass. The album's third track, "Harsh Stone White", is slow and "brooding". It focuses on
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said that the album "marks a pinnacle in the band's career, at which they weren't merely peaking as musicians but also as friends," and that it was their "most focused recording". Writing for
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wrote that the album contained the band's "most morose music yet" and commented that the song "Testure" was "characteristically impressionistic but lucidly visceral". In 1989, Jim Aikin of
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format, but less than a thousand of those were printed. The distorted photograph of the band that appears on the liner notes was taken by Kevin
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praised the album's variety and called it "one of their true masterpieces". Another AllMusic writer, Jim Harper, believed that
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was well-received but generally overshadowed by Skinny Puppy's onstage antics. In his 1988 review, Mark Jenkins of the
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Perez, Steven (November 30, 1990). "Skinny Puppy Unleashed – These Vancouver Dogs Like it Loud".
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MacDonald, Patrick (September 30, 1988). "Skinny Puppy Howls, Growls at the Moore".
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sixth song, was the album's second and more successful single. Labeled a
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Stern, Perry (November 1988). "Skinny Puppy Animal Rights Rule".
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on Skinny Puppy's controversial vivisection performances (1990)
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Carey, Jean (November 9, 1990). "'Park' Outing Is No Picnic".
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Reynolds, Simon (October 1988). "Skinny Puppy – VIVIsectVI".
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and Learning About the Use of the Band's Music for Torture"
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especially showcased the concept. The album's title,
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3613:Craig, MacInnis (November 4, 1988).
3460:Gilmore, Steven R. (@stevenrgilmore)
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4414:The Greater Wrong of the Right Live
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3354:Garcia, Sandra A. (December 1990).
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2938:from the original on June 28, 2018
2679:Hong Kong Electronic Music Society
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2329:Shurtluff, Kevin (December 1988).
2064:from the original on July 17, 2018
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544:Problems playing these files? See
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3479:from the original on May 12, 2018
3440:from the original on May 14, 2018
3428:Alex and Bruce (March 10, 2016).
3215:from the original on May 12, 2018
3183:Internet Archive: Wayback Machine
3087:"Topic: VIVIsectVI Last 5 Tracks"
2651:from the original on May 12, 2018
2607:from the original on May 12, 2018
2529:from the original on May 12, 2018
2387:from the original on May 12, 2018
1977:from the original on May 12, 2018
1865:– design, photography, typography
1347:"10 Essential Industrial Albums"
1302:
710:Like most Skinny Puppy releases,
410:, is a pun intended to associate
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3765:from the original on May 6, 2015
3627:from the original on May 9, 2013
3516:
3018:"An Interview with Skinny Puppy"
2878:from the original on May 7, 2016
2519:"10 Essential Industrial Albums"
2103:(CD liner notes). Skinny Puppy.
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4104:Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse
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3081:
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1367:"10 Classic Industrial Albums"
1015:Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse
352:Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse
4153:The Greater Wrong of the Right
3985:. Retrieved January 20, 2019.
3675:. Evening Edition (Show): k28.
3107:
1871:Kevin Westenberg – photography
1687:
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882:University of British Columbia
1:
2802:See Staff (August 11, 2005).
1908:
838:sound and live performances.
682:. Skinny Puppy's next album,
332:
107:(vinyl and cassette versions)
4439:Video Collection (1984–1992)
3973:"Top RPM Albums: Issue 8716"
2452:Nardwuar the Human Serviette
1901:
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1470:"Human Disease (S.K.U.M.M.)"
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522:"Human Disease (S.K.U.M.M.)"
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4111:Cleanse Fold and Manipulate
3983:Library and Archives Canada
3883:"Skinny Puppy – VIVIsectVI"
3655:. Third Edition (Tempo): 6.
3585:. No. 27. March 1990.
3356:"Skinny Puppy: Wild at Art"
3209:"Skinny Puppy – VIVIsectVI"
2595:"Skinny Puppy – VIVIsectVI"
1133:, an associate of Canada's
1032:Cleanse Fold and Manipulate
785:Cleanse Fold and Manipulate
370:Cleanse Fold and Manipulate
167:Cleanse Fold and Manipulate
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2994:Kern, Jay (January 2014).
2675:"cEvin Key Interview 2015"
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702:was more of a departure."
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4238:Back and Forth Series Two
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2227:(Interview). San Antonio.
2177:Spainhower, Mark (1988).
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3786:"Skinny Puppy's Ogre on
3551:"The Holland Interviews"
2996:Skinny Puppy – Synthesis
2841:"Skinny Puppy Biography"
2179:"Skinny Puppy Interview"
2153:(Interview). Vancouver:
2052:"Dave Ogilvie – Credits"
2005:Texas Frightmare Weekend
1868:Greg Sykes – typesetting
1846:– synthesizers, sampling
1440:Various news sound bites
847:streams of consciousness
4607:Nettwerk Records albums
3740:The Cincinnati Enquirer
3110:"Skinny Puppy – Rabies"
1893:Canada Top Albums/CDs (
947:On October 22, 1988 at
434:Composition and content
426:coupled with the word "
389:it became more direct.
3672:Orange County Register
2493:(Interview). Toronto:
1222:Upon release in 1988,
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4273:Back & Forth Vol7
4231:Twelve Inch Anthology
4224:Remission & Bites
3881:Szafranowicz, Jacek.
3689:(February 14, 2014).
3304:National Post Staff.
2421:: 145. Archived from
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1484:"Who's Laughing Now?"
1324:"Albums of the Year"
1025:"God's Gift (Maggot)"
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4266:Back and Forth 06Six
3909:"Albums of the Year"
3577:"Getting Down in It"
3016:(October 31, 1990).
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2107:. 1988. NET 021 CD.
1857:Additional personnel
1759:Contains samples of:
1753:"The Second Opinion"
1739:"Punk in Park Zoo's"
1712:Contains samples of:
1682:CD-only bonus tracks
1618:Contains samples of:
1568:Contains samples of:
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1155:Professional ratings
1022:"One Time One Place"
692:, and that to us is
665:. Cofounding member
601:From left to right:
310:as the opening act.
4602:Skinny Puppy albums
4543:Front Line Assembly
4252:The Singles Collect
4217:Bites and Remission
4075:Dave "Rave" Ogilvie
3553:. The NIN Hotline.
3189:on October 30, 2004
2934:. 1990. 846 582-2.
2770:cite AV media notes
2593:Torreano, Bradley.
2295:Ipso Facto Magazine
2246:"Dog Day Afternoon"
2125:cite AV media notes
1683:
1456:"Harsh Stone White"
1156:
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774:1986 adaptation of
279:environmental waste
4400:Ain't It Dead Yet?
4305:Stairs and Flowers
3406:on August 20, 2016
2930:(CD liner notes).
2871:The New York Times
2373:Wolanski, Coreen.
2287:Gilmore, Steven R.
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1150:Critical reception
965:disorderly conduct
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3652:The Seattle Times
3582:Alternative Press
3503:The Tampa Tribune
3274:Graffiti Magazine
3211:. Post-Punk.com.
2961:"Hot Dance Music"
2804:"Infectious Bite"
2673:(June 23, 2015).
2637:Callwood, Brett.
2336:Alternative Press
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680:heavy metal music
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1721:Jim Morrison
1706:"Yes He Ran"
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