We Love You (Combichrist album)

We Love You
Studio album by Combichrist
Released March 24, 2014
Genre Aggrotech, industrial metal
Length 55:52 (Standard)
90:18 (Deluxe)
Label Out of Line/Metropolis Records
Combichrist chronology
No Redemption
(2013)
We Love You
(2014)
Singles from We Love You
  1. "From My Cold Dead Hands"
    Released: February 28, 2014[1]
  2. "Maggots at the Party"
    Released: April 1, 2014
  3. "The Evil in Me"
    Released: October 21, 2015[2]

We Love You is the sixth studio album by the American electro-industrial band Combichrist. The album was released on 24 March 2014, and includes the singles "From My Cold Dead Hands" and "Maggots at the Party".

A video for "Maggots at the Party" was released to YouTube on April 1, 2014.[3][4]

Reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Revolver4/5[5]

The Revolver magazine's reviewer wrote that Combichrist's music should rather be labelled "Electronic Death Metal than Electronic Dance Music" and observed a "nihilistic" attitude. According to the Sonic Seducer, the album is a return to Combichrist's original electronic style. The song "Denial" was interpreted as a homage to Nine Inch Nails while "The Evil In Me" was seen as a reference to Johnny Cash.[6]

We Love You peaked at #39 in the German Media Control Charts.[7]

Track listing

All songs written by Andy LaPlegua.

Standard version
No. Title Length
1. "We Were Made to Love You"   3:50
2. "Every Day Is War"   3:57
3. "Can't Control"   4:10
4. "Satan's Propaganda"   2:41
5. "Maggots At The Party"   4:12
6. "Denial"   3:49
7. "The Evil In Me"   4:03
8. "Fuck Unicorns"   3:05
9. "Love Is A Razorblade"   3:20
10. "From My Cold Dead Hands"   4:18
11. "We Rule The World Motherfuckers"   4:54
12. "Retreat Hell Part 1"   4:37
13. "Retreat Hell Part 2"   8:49
Deluxe version - "The Art of Riots"
No. Title Length
14. "The Plan"   7:00
15. "Confrontation"   6:37
16. "Skull Breaker"   7:11
17. "Riot Station"   4:44
18. "Norwega"   3:37
19. "The King Has Spoken"   5:11

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