1985 | INSOMNIA THEATRE
The debut album of the Huss
brothers
with the ground breaking "Brain
Collapses", "Mr. Eyeball Ooze", "Wrench", "Maggots" and several
other
wonderful horror-synth classics. Digitally remastered, and re-released
in
1999 with additional bonus tracks such as the never before available
"Consuming
Life" and |
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1986 | UNVEILING THE SECRET
Here, Psyche reached a Europe-wide club hit with the title track and set a whole new style with such titles as "Prisoner To Desire" and "The Saint Became A Lush". Digitally remastered, and re-released with 3 bonus tracks "Thundershowers (4-Track Demo)", "Venom" a brilliant dance instrumental, and "Anguish", formerly a rare b-side . |
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1988 | MYSTERY HOTEL
The classic for 80's Pop and Wave
Fans.
A great production that gave Psyche commercial success throughout
Europe
and Canada with "Eternal", "Insatiable", |
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1989 | THE INFLUENCE
A darker introspective album by
Darrin
and David Kristian. Well known for the hit "Misery", "The
Sundial"
and moodier titles such as "Twilight" , "The Dark Pool", "Haunted" or
"Salvation
Stranger" that get under your skin. Perhaps the first Dark Wave
Electronic album before there was a term to describe it! |
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1990 | TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE
This is a collection of early
recordings
from 1982-1987. Featuring the "harder" industrial
side
of Psyche represented here by the likes of "The Crawler", |
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1991 | DAYDREAM AVENUE
A modern techno-pop album with the
massive
hit melody of "Angel
Lies Sleeping" , and the beautifully arranged and performed
"Destiny".
Other interesting tracks include "Ghost" and especially the extra 20
minute
bonus of Stephen Huss' gorgeous trance-like instumentals such as
"Belial"
and "Eternal City". |
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1993 | 69 MINUTES OF HISTORY
A Best of CD with highlights of Psyche's material spanning from 1987 to 1991 including the extended mixes of "Uncivilized", "Prisoner To Desire" and "Eternal"! Also the previously unreleased "Lead Me Astray". |
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1994 | INTIMACY
Psyche in a new age. 13 private
chamber
pieces reflecting life's absurdities with weird, but melodic hooklines
including
favourites such as "Freaks", "Peepshow", "Blind", "The Cathedral",
"Love Is A Winter" , and the Elektric Music collaboration "Heaven In
Pain".
The booklet includes fascinating illustrations from Fabian
Fröhlich (known
for John Sinclair collections and other fantasy book cover art.) |
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1994 | PRIVATE DESIRES E.P.
Includes Psyche's version of Soft Cell's cult hit "Sex Dwarf" as well as the rare recording "Secret Angel". Also here are "The Brain Collapses", "Insatiable" and "The Sundial" performed live, plus the previously unavailable Huss brothers' composition "Until The Shadows" giving a complete overview of Psyche's multifacetted career. A strange brew, but a valuable collection. |
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1996 | STRANGE ROMANCE
Psyche´s seventh official
album.
Here one finds such atmospheric titles as "Trouble In Mind" and
"Remember",
as well as the melancholy dance tracks "Tears", "Silence Was A Melody",
and
"Lonely One". Also included are three covertunes; the acoustically
performed
"Guilt" from Marianne Faithfull, the achingly romantic arrangement of
Annie
Lennox's "Stay By Me", and not to forget the phenomenally successful
version
of "Goodbye
Horses" originally performed by Q Lazzarus. |
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1998 | LOVE AMONG THE RUINED
A return to the darker side of the
psyche
featuring the dance hits "Murder In Your Love" and "Land Of
Broken
Promises", the experimental pop of "Exhale" and "Drowning Pool"
, and additionally the ethno-instrumental piece "Transcendental".
Elements
of discord, broken beats, and the plaintively soulful vocals combine to
make
this album into one of the most unique releases in the alternative
genre. |
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2000 | MISGUIDED ANGELS
An overview of Psyche's progress
from
their roots to now. Specially compiled for the North American audience
to
showcase the newest highlights in Psyche's career, but with a few
reminders
where it all started. Includes 3 previously unreleased tracks recorded
by Per-Anders Kurenbach
and Darrin Huss, "Assassin",
"Brother Suicide", "Misguided Angels", as well as remixes from "Love
Among
The Ruined", and collaborations such as "Nightmare" with Haujobb, |
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2001 | SANCTUARY
A new beginning with keyboarder Remi Szyszka. This title track finds Psyche back on the dancefloors with an energetic dark-electro dance anthem, also including, "The Outsider 2001" an update of Psyche's 80's classic. Remixes from Akanoid and Elektrohandel round off the timeless outlook of, and beyond the future. |
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2001 | THE HIDING PLACE
A milestone re-establishing Psyche at the top of their genre. With overwhelming ease this album takes one on a journey through nostalgia, and the sound of tomorrow without missing a beat. A soaring collection of emotional intensity and shimmering electronics. A spiritual hi-tech tour de force. |
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2002 |
ENDANGERED SPECIES As a follow up to "The Hiding Place" the new Psyche extends their sound and songcraft with a collection of remixes in collaboration with SIXTY WINTERS, MASSIV IN MENSCH, NEGATIVE FORMAT and ELEKTROHANDEL. Additionally a string of brilliant new musical adventures are represented by "The Beyond", "Memento", Damaged Soul", and "Eleven". |
2003 |
BABYLON DELUXE The 10th full length album represents the pinnacle of PSYCHE brilliance; tribal rhythms, dark trance, and power electropop tunes full of surprises. Highlights include the electroclash tinged, internet webcam themed "X-Rated", the funky parable "Edge Of 17", swinging metaphysics of "Gods And Monsters", and the deadly infectious "Final Destination". Of course the album version to the hit club single "The Quickening", and the beautifully experimental "Equinoxe", "Stormtrooper", and "Snow Garden" are equally as thrilling. This album combines all the diversity of Psyche's musical and lyrical experience to date, and confirms the vitality and relevance of their journey from the early 80's well into the 21st century. |
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2004 |
LEGACY A special US compilation of Psyche's second decade of highlights from 1991 to 2004, including the previously unreleased collaboration with Per-Anders Kurenbach called “Foolish Heart”. Also the 2001 smash "Sanctuary" (single version), a re-edit of "Heaven In Pain", the infamous “Goodbye Horses” and the Moonitor remix of “X-Rated,” which are exclusive to this collection. All remastered and available only on Metropolis Records. |
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2005 |
THE 11TH HOUR Now after 20 years of creating their moody electronic pop, Psyche came up with this dark soundtrack documenting the rites of passage through the netherworld of the soul. Recorded mainly with Darrin's previous collaborator Per-Anders Kurenbach, but including a farewell track with Remi Szyszka, and a guest appearance by Christian Wirsig, "The 11th Hour" finds Psyche rejuvenating all the elements that made them unique in the first place garnering new fans and a Nr.1 position in the German Alternative Charts (DAC). "15 Minutes" and "The Belonging Kind" are rocking the alternative dancefloors, while "September Moon", and "Yearning" turn the lights down low, and add candles and red wine to the melancholia at the final hour. |
Original summaries were written by Tadeuz (BODYSTYLER). Other than PSYCHE, singer Darrin has experimented with the additional industrial project entitled VANISHING HEAT. The first album "Hallucination" was released in 1990 on the DOSSIER label. The 1994 album "The Itch" (more aggressive and intense) was released by M.F.T.E.Q. and distributed by the DISCORDIA label (now TRITON). |