Group
Psyclones
experimental industrial musical band
Biography
Blackhouse is a Christian industrial project helmed by Brian Ladd and based in Eureka, California. Blackhouse plays what has been cited as "primo industrial rock", contrasting with industrial rock styles promulgated by artists such as NIN, Klank, or Circle of Dust. Blackhouse was formed in 1984 and is cited as the first band to make industrial music for the Christian market.
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Songs recorded
- [untitled]16 versions
- Tribulation3 versions
- Another Bridge2 versions
- Art Decade2 versions
- Between Space2 versions
- Fall In Time2 versions
- Gift of Noise2 versions
- He Was My Curse2 versions
- Rockin' the Cong2 versions
- SlabYard2 versions
- Stuck in a Rut2 versions
- Tenderloin2 versions
- The Drug Store2 versions
- A Ghost That's Unseen
- A Letter from Us (The Psyclone Touches Ground)
- All Get Bad!
- Ancient Age
- As One
- Ashtrays
- Bloodsucker
- Born Dead
- Buss Dat Groove (dub)
- C'mon Down
- Chant
- Chicke Skin
- Childish Beginnings
- Clairvoyant
- Deaf And Dumb / 1234! / Animal Rights
- Departing
- Electric Tone
- Embalmers Incision
- Excerpt From Between Space
- FaceA : Between
- FaceB : Space
- Falling Down To Skin + Bone
- I Don't Know
- I Was a Little Girl Boy Toy
- Impromptu
- Impromptu Part 1
- Impromptu, Part One
- Impromptu, Part Two
- In and Out
- Intimation
- Jax Violin
- Keep It Together
- Live 11/23/1984 (Extract 3)
- Live 11/23/84 (Extract 1)
- Live 11/23/84 (Extract 2)
- Manhattan
- Message to You, Rudy
- Move!
- Neon People
- News of the World
- Our Song
- Outta My Way / Food Stamp Dub
- Prelude to Clubfoot
- Punishment
- Rap Til You Crap
- Reagan for Shah
- Speed Racer
- The Bells of Purgatory, Pt. 2
- The Drugstore
- The Embalmer's Incision
- The Final Call
- The Song With No Name
- Why Would Ant Not Want Cake
- With the Other
Albums
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