Psyclown

In a dark lit cell and in solitary confinement Psyclown sits, channelling the dark fringes of electronic soundscapes and with graphic visuals. His sentence was 10 years behind rusty steel bars with nothing but laughter and blood stained walls; the echoes of his incantations bounce along the long winding corridors to nowhere. Indeed a true artist cannot rush his ritual; he can only carve out a canvas from the shadows from which he reigns. "What is you see in the bleak tapestries he leaves behind?" Psyclown poses to those brave enough not to turn away. "Be it a brainless music video or documentation of something deeper?" These are the questions he etches into the subconsciousness, and his laughter never stops. From the slasher streaks of 'Insides' to the multi-layered 'Fuck Religion', Dante risks his own descent into madness beneath the surface of Psyclown's own hell. Entering the world once again Psyclown finds a live audience in the form of a shadowy congregation, as he burns his flesh and casts both blood and meat into the masses of such kindred spirits. This new felt affinity became the altar for future sermons as Psyclown Records took root in 2006, from which Speedcore, Gabber, Horrorcore and even Death Metal emerged from the darkness. The 20 track testament 'Rest In Peace 2005 / 2015' became the tombstone from which Psyclown's message is firmly inscribed and remains unwithered from the passage of time. As the Industrial Death Metal chill of this record; featuring Angernoizer, Buzz Fuzz, Da Mouth Of Madness, Drokz, Henke Westin (The Arsonact), Insan0, Peter Grehn (Morgana Lefay), Red13, Reverend Fang Gory, Steen, Tomas Rosenborg (Doka, The Arsonact) and many more, screams violently like ghosts from the abandoned cemetery where Psyclown and Psyclown Records now rest. (Bio by Ben Spencer)