Factrix Scheintot CD

Arguably the most prescient band of the entire late 70's San Francisco underground, Factrix released just one 7-inch and two pioneering LP's in the early 80's. Factrix's sole "studio" album, 1981's Scheintot, is a dark, moody, and penetrating work that grows more contemporary every year. Genuinely disturbing at times and often disorientating, it filters the influence of peers such as Cabaret Voltaire and DNA through the sonic and structural sensibilities of the Velvet Underground. An under appreciated masterpiece of the early industrial/No Wave era, Scheintot is a record that compels the listener to lift the needle from the run-out groove and listen again and again. Julian Cope describes it best: "Factrix's Scheintot deserves to be experienced several times, preferably in the darkness and in a state of near exhaustion (and/or informed by psychoactive chemicals)."

1. Eerie Lights 2. Heavy Breathing 3. Center of the Doll 4. Thin Line 5. Anemone Housing 6. Over My Shoulder (And Out of My Life) 7. Ballad of the Grim Rider 8. Snuff Box 9. Phantom Pain 10. Empire of Passion 11. Splice of Life