Psyche

"Their grandiose themes paint the sky, and all that's left to do is lie back and admire the view" - SOUNDS UK, 1986 PSYCHE are Canada's best known Dark Synthpop act. Combining Synthpop and Gothic themes, Psyche built a solid fan base in Europe and a cult following in the rest of the world with their dramatic lyrics, brooding atmospherics, and crafty drum machine grooves. An enduring legend of independent electronic music. From cold harsh industrial, through warm synthpop, dancefloor minimal, dark wave, and beyond. Best known for their hits "Unveiling The Secret", "Eternal", "Misery", "Sanctuary", "15 Minutes", and their world renowned version of Q Lazzarus' "Goodbye Horses" (which first became famous by its appearance in the movie "Silence Of The Lambs"). To date, Psyche has released 11 full length albums, several compilations, and a DVD entitled "Imaginary Life" which includes video and live appearances spanning the formative years from as early as 1983 up to 2005. Single "Youth of Tomorrow" backed with "Truth or Consequence" showed the way forward with their first new music in over a decade.