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Psychic TV - Kondole / Dead Cat (Feat. Derek Jarman) (CD) (UK Import)

Psychic TV - Kondole / Dead Cat (Feat. Derek Jarman) (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Psychic TV

Music Genre: Ambient, Industrial, Soundtrack

Label
Cold Spring
Cat No
CSR246CD
Released
2018
Pressing
UK
Styles
Dark Ambient, Experimental, Industrial, Soundtrack

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ArtistPsychic TV
FormatCD
LabelCold Spring
Catalogue no.CSR246CD
GenreAmbient, Industrial, and Soundtrack
Barcode0641871745029

Psychic TV — Kondole / Dead Cat
Format: CD • Label: Cold Spring (CSR246CD) • Released: 2018 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Dark Ambient, Experimental, Industrial, Soundtrack

Tracklist:
1-1. Dead Cat (Long Version)
2-1. Thee Whale
2-2. Thee Shadow Creatures
2-3. Dead Cat (Short Version)
1. Dead Cat Film

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Formed: 1981 in Hackney, London, United Kingdom by Genesis P-Orridge and Peter Christopherson (after Throbbing Gristle ceased to exist) with Alex Fergusson. Soon, Psychic TV became a post-industrial supergroup, expanding the core line-up with the talents of frequent collaborators Monte Cazazza, David Tibet, and John Balance, which led to the classic 1983 album ."

After Peter and John's departure in January 1984 to concentrate on their Coil project, Psychic TV's style evolved more in the direction of psychedelic or acid rock, then called "hyperdelic," rock by the band, a style they would return to in later years. In 1987, Alex Fergusson departed, and a move back to more electronic based music took place, initally featuring the talents of Richard Norris and Dave Ball, and then Fred Giannelli, Greedy Beat Syndicate, and Richard Schiessl. Psychic TV were found at the forefront of acid house with the fake compilations ," ," and various releases featuring rotating line-ups under different monikers (Mistress Mix, Sickmob, & DJ Doktor Megatrip).

Well documented constant touring and recording took its toll. A relocation to the USA in 1993, the closure of the band's independent label Temple Records in 1994, and perhaps most prominently the separation from Paula P-Orridge left Genesis P. Orridge to be the only permanent member of Psychic TV. The name "Psychic TV & Genesis P-Orridge," was used for a number of Psychic TV re-releases and experimental projects by Genesis P-Orridge and Larry Thrasher, before Genesis formed Thee Majesty with Bryin Dall. A final concert was announced and held at the Royal Festival Hall, London in May 1999.

In 2003, Genesis P. Orridge (now Breyer P. Orridge) toured with a new line up as PTV3, musically leaning towards the "hyperdelic," phase. Silently, they restarted the once dismissed TOPY and re-activated the dormant Temple Records for a batch of new and old releases.

Genesis P-Orridge died after a long battle with leukaemia on 14th March 2020.

Source: Discogs

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