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5. I Will Survive (remixed by
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6. Telephone Line
2. I Will Survive (remix by
Team Cybergeist)
3. I Will Survive (remix by
Mikee Plastik of Mediahore)
4. I Will Survive (remixed by
Drucilla Asphyxia)
5. I Will Survive (remixed by
Revolving Orb with Megan
Zadow)
6. Telephone Line
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Psychotica
Imagine a band who gets signed to a major label after their first rehearsal, is invited to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at their first
gig and asked to play Lollapalooza at their second. Sound totally crazy? But it all happened to the New York group Psychotica.
Psychotica was founded in 1994 by singer Pat Briggs, an alumnus of the glam rock outfit R.U.Ready who was at the time managing the
small New York City nightclub Don Hill's. Encouraged to form a new band to boost club attendance, Briggs teamed up with bassist and Don
Hill bartender Tommy Salmorin to found Psychotica, soon bringing aboard onetime White Zombie guitarist Ena Kostabi, and Nine Ways to
Sunday cellist Enrique Tiru Velez.
After a 10 year break Psychotica reunited in late 2008 at which time they partnered with Toxic Shock to re-release Pandemic. Currently
in the studio a fourth album in now in the works.
Click here to read a more in depth history of Psychotica.
gig and asked to play Lollapalooza at their second. Sound totally crazy? But it all happened to the New York group Psychotica.
Psychotica was founded in 1994 by singer Pat Briggs, an alumnus of the glam rock outfit R.U.Ready who was at the time managing the
small New York City nightclub Don Hill's. Encouraged to form a new band to boost club attendance, Briggs teamed up with bassist and Don
Hill bartender Tommy Salmorin to found Psychotica, soon bringing aboard onetime White Zombie guitarist Ena Kostabi, and Nine Ways to
Sunday cellist Enrique Tiru Velez.
After a 10 year break Psychotica reunited in late 2008 at which time they partnered with Toxic Shock to re-release Pandemic. Currently
in the studio a fourth album in now in the works.
Click here to read a more in depth history of Psychotica.
*Pat Briggs - Vocals
*Ena Kostabi - Guitar
*Enrique Cris Tiru Velez - Cello
*Ena Kostabi - Guitar
*Enrique Cris Tiru Velez - Cello
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