Psyclon Nine - More To Hell - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Psyclon Nine began as an act described as Industrial, and over time evolved through Industrial Metal. Now with the album LESS TO HEAVEN, Psyclon Nine finds itself charting undefinable territories bridging elements of Metal-Core with Doom Electronics, Trip-Techno with Black Metal overtones and Experimental Cinema Soundscapes with Alternative Rock. Album Tracks 1. Blood in 2. See You All in Hell 3. Money and S*x and Death 4. Poison Will Deaden the Pain 5. Off with Their Heads 6. X's on Her Eyes 7. Catastrophic 8. Après Moi, Le Déluge 9. Blood Out

2010 from Screaming Females guitarist Marissa Paternoster and her low-profile solo project Noun. On Holy Hell, Marissa dedicates less time to shrieking and soloing, and more to intricate studio work and lower-key instrumentation. Holy Hell, the first official Noun , incorporates keys, organs, and toned-down guitars and drums. The result is clearly different than Screaming Females it's mellower, more melodic, and whereas the Screaming Females' songwriting process is a three-way discussion, Marissa writes all of the songs for Noun. Album Tracks 1. Black Lamb 2. Outerspace 3. Old Friends 4. Holy Hell 5. Wrong Things 6. Call Earth 7. Pearly Gates 8. So Rough 9. Brother 10. Talk

Psyclon Nine - And Then Oblivion - Melding elements of Industrial Rock, Metal, Deathcore, Dark Ambient and Trap, 'And Then Oblivion' sees the cult US act further cement it's status as lords of the Blackened Industrial scene, meanwhile pushing it's musical boundaries towards an individualistic strand of heavy electro-metal achieved via a combination of juddering guitars, sheet metal percussion and thoroughly unholy electronics. Album Tracks 1. Devils Work 2. I Choose Violence 3. Shoot to Kill 4. CRWLNG FRM CNT T CSKT 5. Locust of Everything 6. Speak Evil 7. Say Your Prayers 8. Apres Toi Le Deluge 9. Taxidermy