Quote from the original Psychoholic Industrial Shangris-La website:
"i did some real vault digging this week to locate the first psychoholic interview.
mj chatting with lux voltaire - recorded at the psychoholic launch party @ bv (16.06.00)
the sound quality is a little shot, but what can you do? - we were in a club!!!"

Lux Voltaire Interview (16/06/00)

one of the first tracks i put together, revisited several years later - i may have played this once at blue velvet - either way, greatly influenced by the scene music of the early 2000s

Elephant Plague

The Power Of Choice (new Breed)

a dirty track with lots going on - best listened to at 4.23 in the morning

Mother's Day V2.2

this track had two lives - first as piece i made a film clip for in order to learn final cut - secondly as the witches track to csc's 2004 performance of macbeth

Patriarch

Groundling

noisy, crunchy and wayward - not sure where this one came from

Beat Me

this track, the first in the triptych, was an attempt at broadening percussive rhythms and layers to create the titular 'juggernaut' of beats

upon playing the track to a musician musician, it was observed that rather than containing a singular, concise concept, there were in fact two songs engaged in a war of attrition with each other

Juggernaught (version)

Juggernaught (the Battle)

Juggernaught (the Calm)

a more recent track, this was the first that i'd ever written for someone - my girlfriend at the time - now wife - kinda worked out well

the two distinct voices that playfully call out and respond to each each other throughout the emerging soundscape make me smile evertime 

Everwhere

tracks i made a few years ago - new content may follow

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