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360

by Phÿcus

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1.
The Day Will Come (360) 06:41
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2.
Goat On Your Back (360) 05:38
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3.
Feed The Goat (360) 04:24
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4.
Smash Out Satan/Smash Out Satan II (360) 06:24
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5.
Blood And Guts (360) 09:51
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Mental Illness (360) 03:55
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The Final Plague (360) 03:36
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I Am The Enemy (360) 05:01
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Take It To The Streets (360) 05:07
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about

Phÿcus’ Toronto launch of “X” took place before a small and mostly uninterested crowd at the 360 Club, opening for Corpusse. It’s unfortunate that there isn’t a good soundboard recording of this show because this was a great, heavy and dark set from the band.

The set included a guest spot from Monty Cantsin, singing “I Am The Enemy”. Corpusse was backed by Lorenz Peters, and the big guy smashed an entire organ during his set.

01 The Day Will Come (360)
02 Goat On Your Back (360)
03 Feed The Goat (360)
04 Smash Out Satan/Smash Out Satan II (360)
05 Blood And Guts (360)
06 Mental Illness (360)
07 The Final Plague (360)
08 I Am The Enemy (360)
09 Take It To The Streets (360)

credits

released November 13, 1998

Brian Damage – Moog MG-1, Backing Tapes, Vocals (03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 09)
Bill Abominog – Megaphone Vocals (01, 02, 03, 04, 09) , Metal
Otis Wound – Roland Jupiter-8, Metal
Jester Sven - Roland Juno 60, Metal
Scott Righteous - Metal
William Davison - Keyboard, Metal
Monty Cantsin – Vocals (08)

Filmed by Monty Cantsin and Sherri Higgins. Sound extracted from the video.

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Phÿcus Montreal, Québec

Phÿcus was a Canadian industrial / experimental band that existed from 1988 to 2000. Phÿcus transformed from the traditional band format into a network that included over 50 contributors in a dozen locales, with Montreal as its centre of operations. Phÿcus' success was minimal, but their output was prodigious. Now in 2020, Phÿcus is back with a new release, "CrowleyWood". ... more

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