Artist description Oneiroid Psychosis is known as a truly disturbed, dark, electronic band.

Music Style dark electronic

Musical Influences various

Similar Artists none

Artist History In 1994 a demo tape reached Decibel Records and plans for the first CD, "Stillbirth" began in 1995. Since then they have obtained world wide recognition and have charted in France, Germany and Canada as well as CMJ's RPM. A second album "Fantasies About Illness" was released in 1997 and has been featured in magazines from Russia, Canada and the US, followed by a tour of the eastcoast with shows in Cleveland, Pittsburgh and New York. In 1999, their latest album "Garden of Remembrance" was released on Nilaihah Records.

Group Members Leif Hansen - Sequencing, Digital and Analog Synthesis, Guitar, Backing Vocals;Lars Hansen - Vocals, Sequencing, Digital and Analog Synthesis, Guitar, Production & Mastering

Instruments Synthesizers, Samplers, Drum Machines, Guitars, Effect Processors, Tape

Albums Garden of Remembrance (1999), Fantasies About Illness (1997), Assuage CD single (1996), Stillbirth (1995), and various compilations including RSA DVA's 4 disc 'There is No Time' and Discordia's 'Taste This 5'.

Press Reviews This long awaited album (Garden of Remebrance) exhibits the characteristic surreal and twisted, melancholic Oneiroid sound." Oneiroid Psychosis have "created rich and mysterious soundscapes that are simply wonderful. I've enjoyed this unique band since their first CD, and I believe 'Garden of Remembrance' is some of their best work; definitely worth seeking out. - OUTBURN

Additional Info Side Projects: Signal 12 - "selftitled debut" COP International (1999), "Aphonia" COP International (2000); No One - Feedback (1997)

Location Cross Plains, Wisconsin - USA

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