the album a mixed review, stating that while fans of alternative music would enjoy it, there was not much to offer that couldn't be found in other, more accessible groups such as Ministry. Not all critics were as receptive to Too Dark Park. In a negative review for the Calgary Herald, Mark Tremblay likened the band to an "environmental punk version of Hawkwind". Mitchell May of the Chicago Tribune awarded the album two out of four stars, saying that "not only do they apparently care very little about actually selling records, but they openly defy the listener to like them." Gigen Mammoser of Vice noted that Too Dark Park was "the rejection of a genre headed increasingly towards mainstream acceptance." Mammoser described the album as "frightening" and likened it to a mental disorder. Though he had mixed feelings towards the album, Mammoser admitted to "dusting it off" for a listen on certain occasions. In 2013, Francois Marchand of the Vancouver Sun named Too Dark Park one of the best albums to come out of Mushroom Studios, describing it as a "nightmarish vortex of hard-hitting electronic rock". Metal Hammer placed Too Dark Park on their list of the best 10 industrial metal albums as well as the 10 best industrial music albums, describing its "dance-floor beats" and "raw screaming noise" as the antithesis of the techno scene. Track listing Personnel All information from Too Dark Park's'' liner notes. Musicians Nivek Ogre – vocals cEvin Key – drums, synthesizers, guitars, sampling, production Dwayne Goettel – synthesizers, guitar, bass guitar Additional personnel Dave Ogilvie – guitar (tracks 5 and 8), production, recording, mixing (tracks 1, 3, and 5–9) Dale Plevin – fretless bass (tracks 1 and 5), stick bass (track 10) Greg Reely – piano (track 4), mixing (tracks 2, 4, and 10) Ken Marshall – recording, mixing Jim Cummins – sleeve design References 1990 albums Albums produced by Dave Ogilvie Skinny Puppy albums Nettwerk Records albums