The first of two releases for Front 242 in 1993, 06:21:03:11 Up Evil (aka F*ck Up Evil) found the foursome rebounding from the somewhat sterile Tyranny (For You) with a varied, vicious assault. Incorporating guitar noise more readily than ever before, but most often chopped up and heavily treated for the band's own particular purposes, 06:21:03:11 Up Evil contains some of the band's most virulent, explosive songs. All titles are one-word long, simple, and straightforward, with names like Flag, Mutilate, and Crapage. There's almost a straight-up rock feel to a number of tracks as well, as the drumming on Waste and the quite anthemic Melt shows. It's hardly Front 242's grunge move, though — Jean-Luc de Meyer and the generally little-heard Richard 23 may have a more openly emotional rasp and rage in their voices, especially de Meyer, but the relentless beat of industrial\u002Felectronic body music lives on. Leadoff single Religion continues the group's winning vein on that front, feedback roars and a huge