Hallucinating (album) explained

Hallucinating
Type:	studio
Artist:	Apartment 26
Cover:	Hallucinating (album).jpg
Released:	May 2000
Studio:	NRG Recording Studio, North Hollywood, California
Genre:	Nu metal^[1] industrial metal industrial rock drum and bass
Producer:	Ulrich Wild
Next Title:	Music for the Massive
Next Year:	2004

Hallucinating is the debut studio album by British industrial metal band Apartment 26.

Artwork

The album artwork was created by P. R. Brown; according to Jon Greasley, the model originally meant to have a gas mask on, but it was eventually decided it was too common of a motif at the time.^[2]

Reception

A neutral review came from CanEHdian.com, stating that the band fails to "stand out from all the other bands that fall into this genre of music".^[3]

Personnel

• Terrance "Biff" Butler – vocals
• Jon Greasley – guitar
• Louis Cruden – bass
• Andy "A.C". Huckvale – programming, keyboards
• Kevin Temple – drums
• Burton C. Bell - guest vocals on bonus track Void (15) on European version

Other personnel

• P. R. Brown - art direction

Notes and References

1. Web site: notbuzzzila's Review of 'Hallucinating' by Apartment 26. Album of The Year. 5 January 2023.
2. Web site: 3 - the Hallucinatin…. May 16, 2021.
3. https://www.canehdian.com/artist-directory/music-artist-directory/apartment-26-hallucinating/