• Tq's Game Show Themes

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Formed: 1981 in Hackney, London, United Kingdom by Genesis P-Orridge and (after ceased to exist) with. Soon, PTV became a post industrial supergroup, expanding the core line-up with the talents of frequent collaborators, and, which led to the classic 1983 album. After Peter and John's departure in late 1984 to concentrate on their project, Psychic TV's style evolved more in the direction of psychedelic or acid rock, then called 'hyperdelic' rock by the band, a style they would return to in later years. In 1988, departed, and a move back to more electronic based music took place, featuring the talents of, and. PTV were found at the forefront of acid house with the fake compilations ', ', and various releases featuring rotating line-ups under different monikers (, & ). Instant pot lux60 v3 6 qt.

Well documented constant touring and recording took its toll. A relocation to the USA in 1993, the closure of the band's independent label in 1994, and perhaps most prominently the separation from left Genesis P. Orridge to be the only permanent member of Psychic TV. The name 'Psychic TV & Genesis P-Orridge' was used for a number of Psychic TV re-releases and experimental projects by Genesis P-Orridge and, before Genesis formed with. A final concert was announced and held at the Royal Festival Hall, London in May 1999.

In 2003, Genesis P. Orridge (now Breyer P. Orridge) toured with a new line up as PTV3, musically leaning towards the 'hyperdelic' phase. Silently, he restarted the once dismissed TOPY and re-activated the dormant Temple Records for a batch of new and old releases.

Tq's Game Show Themes

A curious melange of styles as GPO tried to settle on something that would make money, I fear. The early material, for those of us who were there, was outstanding in the post-industrial genre. Hyperdelia offered much more in terms of accessibility but didn't deliver at the time commercially. The ritual side projects (Themes) were great if you were a Templar or just a fan of bizarre noise. The Acid House era was energising and fun but also not always the best works of the band. Later material has been harking back to Hyperdelia to a degree, not sure where I stand with it. I loved the Tellies, and I guess I always will, difficult to identify a single stand-out album.

PTV have amazing tracks for each individual to choose and dared to speak about many things that nobody else dared until them (like creating a religious movement devoted mainly to Magick and the Individual). In truth PTV is GPO and members who play with him on each record with some problems arising btw GPO and many musicians. GPO doesn't seem stable enough. If 2 days ago he was into industrial music, 1 day ago into trance, today into spoken word nobody can really guaratee you that todays true isn't tomorrows lie. Interesting to observe and study, but not much more (this is warning, lol!).

Sometimes he reminds me of a modern Crowley version. But not so amazing.