ReAktor - Zero Order

Review by Fiona Clark

Zero Order is the latest album from the experimental electronic duo ReAktor. The album features a unique blend of glitchy beats, atmospheric soundscapes, and haunting vocals that create an otherworldly and immersive listening experience.

The album opens with the track "Fading Shadows," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its ethereal synth pads and intricate rhythms. "Zero Order" is a standout track, with its driving bassline and glitchy percussion creating a sense of urgency and tension.

Throughout the album, ReAktor showcases their ability to seamlessly blend different genres and styles. "The Final Frontier" features a pulsating techno beat, while "Silent World" is a more ambient and introspective track.

The vocals on Zero Order are a standout feature, with haunting melodies and lyrics that add an extra layer of emotion to the already evocative instrumentals. "Into the Void" is a prime example of this, with its melancholic lyrics and atmospheric production creating a sense of longing and introspection.

Artist: ReAktor
Album: Zero Order

2003

Rating: 3.29

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
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Zero Order
As>D	4:18
Damage Zone (Radio Edit)
Zero Order	2:38
Out There	2:20
As>d	04:18
As >D< Ex	4:19
Datascape Assembler	3:18
Damage Zone
As D Ex
My Own Fear
My Own Fear	4:43
Disclosure	4:2
AS>D<EX	4:19
Impact	4:1
Out There
Sektor X-Lr8
Stellarator	3:11
Damage Zone	4:12
As>D<Ex	4:19
See	4:27
Datascape Assembler
AS˃D˂EX	4:19
Sektor X-Lr8	4:15
Impact
Disclosure

Video

RE:AKTOR-Damage Zone HQ

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Catalog Numbers

Labels

Música Alternativa
Metal Mind Productions
Nuclear Blast
Wizard
Nuclear Blast GmbH

Listen online

lytte på nettet
écouter en ligne
ouvir online
ascolta in linea
escuchar en línea
online anhören
kuunnella verkossa
online luisteren
lyssna på nätet

Formats

CD
Album
Limited Edition
Reissue
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Promo
Cassette
Slipcase
Single

Companies

Role	Company
Licensed From	Nuclear Blast GmbH
Distributed By	EMI-Valentim De Carvalho
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Música Alternativa, Lda.
Copyright (c)	Música Alternativa, Lda.
Recorded At	Inside Studio
Mixed At	The Station, Portugal
Mastered At	Sterling Sound
Pressed By	Sony DADC
Produced For	Urban Plant Productions
Manufactured By	Optimal Media Production

Credits

Role	Credit
Art Direction	Filipe Pina
Design	Filipe Pina
Co-producer	D-Void , R.A.D.
Drums	Ca2
Engineer	D-Void , Nexion, R.A.D.
Guitar	D-Void
Bass	D-Void
Sampler	D-Void
Programmed By
Mastered By	George Marino
Mixed By	Nexion, R.A.D.
Edited By	Nexion, R.A.D.
Producer	R.A.D.
Creative Director	Nexion Karr
Recorded By	Luis D'Almeida, Ricardo Pratas
Technician	Luis Jorge
Vocals	R.A.D.
Arranged By	R.A.D.
Electronic Drums	Ca2

Notes

Production & Creative Direction for Urban Plant Productions.
Recorded at Inside Studio, Norway & The Station, Portugal.
Mixed at The Station, Portugal.
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York.
Under exclusive license of Nuclear Blast GmbH.
Distributed in Portugal by: EMI Valentim De Carvalho.
℗&© 2003 Musica Alternativa, Lda.
Numbered, limited edition to 2000 copies, comes in Digipak. Released under licence from Nuclear Blast GmbH.
Manufactured in Germany.
℗ + © 2003 Nuclear Blast GmbH.
Promo CD in cardboard sleeve.
recorded in 2003
"Limited Edition Coloured Disk": CD is pressed on blue polycarbonate.
Manufactured in Germany
℗ + © 2003 Nuclear Blast GmbH

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 5 605064 200493
Barcode (Scanned, EAN 13): 5605064200493
Rights Society: SPA
Matrix / Runout: Sony DADC IFPI L553 A0100480748-0101 13 A0
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L553
Mould SID Code: IFPI 94V7
Barcode: 5907785035522
Barcode (String): 727361100827
Barcode (Text): 7 27361 10082 7
Matrix / Runout: A387642-01 manufactured by optimal media production
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L571
Mould SID Code: IFPI 972
Label Code: LC 07027
Rights Society: GEMA
Matrix / Runout: LU025754 NB 1008-2 03 Technicolor
Matrix / Runout: LU026034 NB 1161-2 01 Technicolor
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L123
Mould SID Code: IFPI 7Q09
Barcode: 89952075506214

About ReAktor

Current line-up Others bands/comments Nexion K.: Guitar, Keyboard D.Void: Guitar Sérgio Animal: Vocals, Bass Former/Past members Others bands/comments Cato Bekkevold: Drums , Enslaved Rui "R.A.D." Duarte: Vocals Daniel C.: Drums , Head Control, System, ex-Sirius Cyph: Drums , live member

Members

Pedro D.S. Ferreira
Cato Bekkevold
Draconiis
Daniel Cardoso
Rui Duarte

Summary by Fiona Clark

Zero Order is a captivating and well-crafted album that showcases ReAktor's unique sound and experimental approach to electronic music. Fans of glitch, ambient, and techno music will find plenty to enjoy on this album.

Comments

kriy

Portugal's Re:Aktor was a side project of members of Ramp and Sirius: their only 2003 album, Zero Order, is a clone of Fear Factory and Ministry.

jirgr

Who needs bass anyway...

darkandlightner

В часи ню-метала, я вважав цю пісню крутою) І досі її люблю

perfumfm

Seems "Dielectric" FF video .

awaludinahmad922

for the comments calling this "Nu Metal" are retarded, this is a founding blueprint for a genre that later became mainstream in the early 2010s called "Cyber Metal" ???

ubaid3

Funny thing. I live on the other side of the globe and I have their limited edition album. The blue CD is awesome.

whatsoever777

Cool story,bro,but this song was released in 2003....not in 2010,like that s#$% you mention.

bloodthirst471

"Nu-metal" is a wide subgenre, anything they can't fit in a specific subgenre goes to numetal

mtalhaalkan

It sounds like a mix of Fear Factory and Machine Head kinda.

huy3979

is it just me or sounds a bit like Fear Factory?

esdotzed

Apparently this is classified as "nu-metal." If it is it's definitely more "metal" than some of the late-era stuff from the states. The overall sound of the song is infinitely more "metal."

anilsaxena303

I saw the link on B. Nominet`s wall. The video looks great, but the music is indeed generic. Keep it up guys. Your concept is good, but the music could be more original.