Xentrix, For Whose Advantage? - 43m 19s

Tracks & Durations

1. Questions	5:10
2. For Whose Advantage?	6:21
3. The Human Condition	3:37
4. False Ideals	5:49
5. The Bitter End	5:18
6. New Beginnings	1:16
7. Desperate Remedies	4:50
8. Kept in the Dark	4:13
9. Black Embrace	3:51
10. Running, White Faced, City Boy (Gillan cover)	2:46

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Review

Signed to Roadrunner Records in January 1989, the Following 12 Months Proved Very Eventful for Leyland-based Speed Metal Band Xentrix. Prior to the Release of the Band's Debiut Album, "Shattered Existence", in September the Band Shook a Few Heads with Some Very Well-received Live Shows Supporting the Likes of Acid Reign and Onslaught. Xentix's Debut Show at London's Marquee Supporting Slammer Swiftly Followed the Album's Release (Debuting at #1 in the Indie Metal Chart) Succeeded by a Full UK Tour with Nottingham's Sabbat. In June, with Hohn Cuniberi as a Producer, Using Studios in Wales and London, Xentrix Laid Down Nine Originals plus One Cover (Gillan's "Running White-faced City Boy") to Create "For Whose Advantage".

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For Whose Advantage?

Tracks: 16 (+6 tracks), Disk length: 1h 14m 12s (+30m 53s)

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