Music for the Massive by Apartment 26

Music for the Massive was the second and last album from Apartment 26, the industrial metal crew out of Leamington Spa, England, and it came out in 2004, the same year Atlantic Records dropped them. By the end of that year the band was gone.

Singer Terence "Biff" Butler, son of Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler, and bassist Louis Cruden had been there since the start, and the band had always worn its record collection openly: Sabbath's weight on one side, the mechanized crunch of Nine Inch Nails, Fear Factory and the Prodigy on the other. That's what you get here, grinding, programmed riffs and big shout-along choruses aimed squarely at the arena crowd the title promises, with "Give Me More" leading the charge. It followed their debut Hallucinating on Hollywood Records, and Sputnik Music later gave it a thumbs-up, calling it very enjoyable.

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