PSYCHE are Canada's best known Dark Synthpop act.
An enduring legend of independent electronic music. From cold harsh industrial,
through warm synthpop, dancefloor minimal, dark wave, and beyond.
After
underground success with "The Brain Collapses", the big Eurohit
"Unveiling The Secret" followed, and PSYCHE has since then
continued to release a variety of songs and albums enveloping every facet of
the electronic pop music genre. Various members have collaborated with Darrin
to continued his ground breaking song collection from "Misery", to the
renowned cover of "Goodbye Horses", to "Sanctuary", and finally
what can be heard on "The 11th Hour".
Hitting the Nr. 1 spot on Germany's Alternative charts with their
last album "The 11th Hour", as well as storming the clubs with the
recent "Unveiling The Secret 2.0". PSYCHE continue their legend
with their first ever DVD comprising of a history lesson that takes the viewer
from the early beginnings all the way up to a live festival performance of
their beloved cover hit "Goodbye Horses" in 2005.
"Imaginary Life" is the name of the DVD. Creating
new life and excitement on stage is their program.
PSYCHE has
released 11 albums, and 3 best of's. Their songs have appeared on compilations
worldwide in their original and remixed versions throughout the years enticing
generations with each new discovery.
PSYCHE began 2008 with
"Disorder" a Joy Division cover released as a limited 7" single, and
presented their audience with this, and a new version of "Eternal" as an
example of their latest sound development adding some guitar into the
mix!
Songwriter and vocalist Darrin Huss is renowned for his passionate
stage performance and continues to thrill audiences with his diverse collection
of material, style and presentation.
Hitting the Nr. 1 spot on Germany's Alternative charts with their
last album "The 11th Hour", as well as storming the clubs with the
recent "Unveiling The Secret 2.0". PSYCHE continue their legend
with their first ever DVD comprising of a history lesson that takes the viewer
from the early beginnings all the way up to a live festival performance of
their beloved cover hit "Goodbye Horses" in 2005.
