Well, as it turns out after listening to the whole cd, you can't really classify Psychaesthetic. This album runs the gambit of industrial sub-genres. One minute you're swaying along to the music, the next you're trying to stomp the dance-floor like it owes you money. There is something for everyone on this release. Whether you're a fan of Old School Industrial, EBM, Electro, or Synth-pop, Psychaesthetic is definitely worth a listen.
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It is every bit as fun to rave to or DDR to, as typical industrial stereotypes might suggest, but there is much more then a dancefloor beat on this CD. I already am excited about another one.
-Mark Hensch (antimusic.com)
Purchase INFINITY'S END right here! Only $10 (including S&H!)
Psychaesthetic is an industrial-rock trio based in Philadelphia. Their
sound is a complex mesh of heavy synthesis, rock, and hard dance.
Their debut self-release, "Infinity's End" is available from Psychaesthetic.net
"Skillfully blending guitar, vocal, and synth elements throughout the
length of the disc, no single part of the greater whole overwhelms the
others. Rather, there's a deliberate symbiosis that occurs amongst the
trio which translates into a very powerful aural mix."
-DarkAlternative.net
NEWS
- You can now purchase "Infinity's End" at CDBaby.com!
+ Infinity's End CDs & t-shirts are available at our MERCH page.
+ Thanks to those who came out to the CBGB's show on 8/23!
- Pictures from the debut "Terminal Light" event can be found HERE.
- "A Polemic" appears on the Wet Works Sound Sampler v.2, found at their site. "Sensory Tide" can be found on the compilation "Colombian Necktie Compilation Vol. 1", found in the Philly/NYC area independent record stores, etc.
