Sozialistisches Patienten Kollektiv* - Leichenschrei

Label:
Catalog#:
SER 02
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
UK
Released:
1983
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Industrial

Tracklist

A1   Genetic Transmission
A2   Post-Mortem
A3   Desolation
A4   Napalm (Terminal Patient)
A5   Cry From The Sanatorium
A6   Baby Blue Eyes
A7   Israel
A8   Internal Bleeding
B1   Chamber Music
B2   Despair
B3   The Agony Of The Plasma
B4   Day Of Pigs
B5   Wars Of Islam
B6   Maladia Europa (The European Sickness)

Credits

Artwork By [Front Kover] - R. Gie
Drums, Percussion [Synkussion], Percussion [Metal Perkussion] - Pinker*
Mixed By - Phil Punch , SPK
Other [Text] - Lustomord
Other [Visuals] - Dominik Guerin
Synthesizer, Electronics [Rhythms], Tape - NE/H/IL*
Synthesizer, Electronics [Rhythms], Tape, Percussion [Synkussion], Percussion [Metal Perkussion], Vocals, Shenai, Percussion [Machinery] - Oblivion (9)
Vocals, Photography - Sinan*

Notes

Front kover: painting by R. Gie, patient at Rosegg Sanatorium, Switz.
"Circulation of Effluvia with Central Machine and Metric Tableau" (1916).
Rear kover: photograph from video of SPK performance at an abandonned Brickworks, Sydney 6.3.82.
Available on SPK video "DESPAIR", from Twin Vision, through Side Effekts Rekords.
Rekorded 1981. Mixed at Groovex Studios, Sydney. March 1982.

Some of the original Side Effects copies comes with the booklet "Dokument II".

Side A = Seite )) Lysso ))
Side B = Seite )) Klono ))

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Rated 5/5
Review by Dr.SultanAszazin Jul 12, 2009
Sozialistisches Patienten Kollektiv, Dark industrial from the early 80's. Recorded in 1981. The Music of SPK moves between a triangle with in the three points: Byzantine music, Dark Industrial and 80's Pop. This one is almost pure Industrial. Along with "Auto da Fe" this is the one I suggest most if interested in SPK. Except if you're into a lighter Pop sound, this one has a rather heavy sound!

This one will for sure put your playback installation on a test. The album is very dynamic, both in frequency range and amplitude. Fat basslines floating in a noisy environment. Sharp industrial drums, subtle voices, rythmic play between all musical elements, metallic sounds, all this make this record a lust for the ear. Pure Rawness combined with musical finesse and a very conscious approach towards the sound timbre.
Rated 5/5
Review by Philosopher Mar 15, 2003
The epitome of frightening electronic industrial music. Extremely dark collages of drones, metal percussion, and creepy samples that include interviews with mental patients and instructions how to make napalm. The distorted black and white photograph of masked musicians on the back only increases the disturbing atmosphere this record creates. A classic of its genre. Abandon all hope ye who enter here.
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