Title: In Decay
Content:  Decay maintains the same electropop funk music structure that consists of 1980s synthesizers, tough bass sounds, and science fiction elements as Com Truise's previous releases. Some reviewers have described the songs on the album as lo-fi, "somewhat grittier," and "slightly rougher-around-the-edges" versions of the sound of the project's past records. Ghostly's press release explained that the compilation features Haley exploring parts of this sound, such as "8-bit influenced experimentalism" and "distinctly danceable beats." Some tracks on In Decay are slow-tempo, calm-vibe dance songs, while others are extraterrestrial psychedelic cuts similar to the works of Tangerine Dream and Popol Vuh. Patric 
Title: In Decay
Content:  synths, In Decay has an immediacy and satisfying mix that would only benefit an exploration of its hints of Negativland, mid-career DJ Shadow, and mid-2000s IDM." He wrote that the best tracks of In Decay, the cuts "that really go places," are better than the greatest tracks on Galactic Melt. He was critical of the track lengths and the lack of "attention to sequencing," which led to problems like "rhythmic redundancies" on songs such as "Dreambender", "Klymaxx", and "Yxes". He wrote that "half of these tracks could end two minutes short of their run times." A common criticism pointed out in mixed reviews of In Decay was its focus on 
Title: Process of Decay
Content: All songs written and arranged by Desecration. ; 1) "When The Heart Stops Beating..." ; 2) "Initial Decay" ; 3) "Bacterial Breakdown" ; 4) "Black Putrefaction" ; 5) "Butyric Fermentation" ; 6) "Maggots In Evidence" ; 7) "Corpse Fauna" ; 8) "Dry Rot" ; 9) "Grave Wax" 
Title: Decay Music
Content:  Decay Music is the 1976 debut album by Michael Nyman, released on Brian Eno's Obscure Records music label. The two works on the album, "1-100" (composed 1 December 1975) and "Bell Set No. 1" (1974) are both built around the musical concept of decay. Both of these experiment with percussive, long decay musical forms. "1-100" is played at half the speed it was recorded. It was written for Peter Greenaway's film of the same title but rejected because it was too long. It was inspired by Frederic Rzewski's Les Moutons de Panurge, which Nyman often played with the Scratch Orchestra. The album was first issued on compact disc on March 29, 2004, by EMI/Virgin. The original full-speed recording of "1-100" is included as a bonus track.
Title: Process of Decay
Content:  Process of Decay is a concept album by death metal band Desecration. The album portrays the complete decomposition of a corpse between death and burial.
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Content: UK Decay 
Title: In Decay
Content: 1) "Open" – 4:12 ; 2) "84' Dreamin" – 3:30 ; 3) "Dreambender" – 4:20 ; 4) "Controlpop" – 5:04 ; 5) "Colorvision" – 4:04 ; 6) "Alfa Beach" – 4:16 ; 7) "Stop" – 5:07 ; 8) "Klymaxx" – 4:24 ; 9) "Yxes" – 3:52 ; 10) "Smily Cyclops" – 4:44 ; 11) "Video Arkade" – 5:27 ; 12) "Data Kiss" – 4:08 ; 13) "Closed" – 3:04 All songs written and produced by Seth Haley.
Title: Decay Music
Content: 1) "1-100" (27:18) ; 2) "Bell Set No.1" (22:35) ; 3) "1-100 (Faster Decay)" (13:40) (CD-only) All tracks composed by Michael Nyman
Title: UK Decay
Content:  Decay's debut album, For Madmen Only, released by Fresh in December 1981. The album had taken a year to gestate, due to delays caused by a time-consuming US tour and a frustrating search for a new permanent bass player. When original bassist Smith left, Lorraine "Lol" Turvey from the Statics stood in for some UK dates and an early 1981 European tour. For the US jaunt and subsequent UK tours in spring 1981, Creetin K-OS (of US punks Social Unrest) stood in. Following that stint, K-OS returned home and Eddie "Twiggy" Branch from Northampton joined on bass, just in time 
Title: UK Decay
Content:   UK Decay are an English post-punk band, based in Luton, England.

Question: What genre is Decay?
Answer: horror film.
horror movie.