Inri

1. INRI

2. Behind A Serrated Grin

3. Feeding, The

4. Lamb Of God

5. Hymn to The Angels, Decent

6. Rape This World

7. Feeble Mind, The

8. Requiem For The Christian Era

9. Faith: Disease

10. Harlot

11. Unfortunate, The

12. Nothing Left

13. You Know What You Are

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
San Francisco-based Psyclon Nine is hailed as one of the rising stars of the dark electro scene. The new record features thirteen tracks of dark, aggressive electro focusing on religious themes. An all out assault on the senses. Psyclon Nine deliver their message with top notch production and songwriting with each song custom crafted for the dance floor. Includes a scorching cover of Ministry's "You Know What You Are".

Inri,Psyclon Nine,Metropolis Records,Dance Music,Electronic,Pop

Inri
Average customer rating:

Great!

Awsome

THE CHILD DEVIANT

Hard industrial

The guy I went to high school with made an album

Inri
Psyclon Nine
Manufacturer: Metropolis Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0007YMW1E
Release Date: 2005-04-26

Tracks:

INRI
Behind A Serrated Grin
Feeding, The
Lamb Of God
Hymn to The Angels, Decent
Rape This World
Feeble Mind, The
Requiem For The Christian Era
Faith: Disease
Harlot
Unfortunate, The
Nothing Left
You Know What You Are

Album Description

San Francisco-based Psyclon Nine is hailed as one of the rising stars of the dark electro scene. The new record features thirteen tracks of dark, aggressive electro focusing on religious themes. An all out assault on the senses. Psyclon Nine deliver their message with top notch production and songwriting with each song custom crafted for the dance floor. Includes a scorching cover of Ministry's "You Know What You Are".

Customer Reviews:

Great!.......2007-07-13

I'm not shure how people will categorize this artist, but I suppose Industrial is what category they most likely have been tagged with. Not industrial like NIN, but industrial like Wumpscut, only much harder and kinda satanic. This album is so well done. I think this band will be making albums for a long time. Psyclon Nine has developed an original concept. Nobody is Industrial music has done this before.

Awsome.......2007-05-30

what can i say. the high pitched vocals and hard industrial sound makes psyclone 9 one of the best bands out there. Perfect. Go ahead it will be worth your buy.

THE CHILD DEVIANT.......2006-12-06

This album is so good that it will will melt your face off!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is not only the best album by Psyclon Nine, but also one of the best albums in my eccentric CD collection that has over 10000 CD's in it!!! The music on this album is best described as Death Industrial/Dark Electro. Every song rings your bell..starting with the tittle track-'INRI', you are immediately excited about the music, the second track, 'Behind A Serrated Grin' keeps your interrest....let's just say that by the fourth track, 'Lamb Of God" you realize that you are listening to something that you will cherrish forever!!! An absolute classic as far as this particulur genre of music is conscerned.

Hard industrial.......2006-03-07

This is a great harsh industrial album with dark religious lyrics, and heavy beats that just will not stop. If you are into this type of music, then do not hesitate to buy this album. It's worth every penny.

The guy I went to high school with made an album.......2005-05-26

I went to high school in Castro Valley with the vocalist, Nero Nero. A character at best. I remember hanging out with him freshmen year discussing music and stuff. Last time I saw him was at the Dimmu Borgir show a few years ago.
But all that aside, this is a very good CD and I'm not really a fan of industrial music. The vocals are extremely distorted and the synth pop sound is near perfect. I highly recommend buying this...Fans of Kovenant, Manson, and black metal should like this as much as the fans of synth pop.