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Fix8:Sed8- Humanophobia:Dormicum

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Fix8:Sed8- Humanophobia:Dormicum
Fix8:Sed8- Humanophobia:Dormicum

When FIX8: SED8 released their fifth album "The Inevitable Relapse" in January 2021, the dark electro act had already become an established force within the industrial scene. Deriving their name from the psychiatric terms "fixated/sedated", the German project founded by Martin Sane embarked on their musical journey with two self-released albums that have long been sold out and remain much sought after by collectors. The debut "humanophobia" arrived in 2006 and was produced by HAUJOBB's Daniel Myer, while the sophomore full-length "dormicum" that came out in 2009 was self-produced. FIX8: SED8 established their own soundscapes by continuously moving away from their musical paragons, which in the beginning were mainly Canadian cult acts such as SKINNY PUPPY and FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY. FIX8: SED8 came into being with the impressive concept album "humanophobia" that dared to artistically deal with one of the greatest crimes in the history of mankind. After visiting Cambodia and one of the so-called killing fields and former internment camps of the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-79) under Pol Pot, Martin Sane exorcised the haunting images of the communist genocide that killed a large part of the population through the creation of particularly dark electronic music. The music remained dark but there was also an obvious evolution expressed in a more focused songwriting and refined style when the second album "dormicum" started to circle in the electro industrial underground in 2009. With each following album reaching a new high-water mark in terms of songwriting and production, the calls for a reissue of the first two releases became continuously louder. This eventually sparked the idea of an artbook collecting both titles. Furthermore, the collaboration with PYRROLINE thought leader Arnte and his keen skills of production and mixing had already benefited "The Inevitable Relapse". This made him the obvious choice for a remaster of both first albums. Luckily, Arnte accepted the challenge and expertly executed the job. At long last, the legendary first two FIX8: SED8 albums will soon be available again. Get ready to return to the early days of Martin Sane's electronic industrial darkness with "humanophobia: dormicum".

Track List

  1. Quiet
  2. Oblivion
  3. Blasphemia
  4. Damien
  5. Monolith
  6. Dementor
  7. Killing Field
  8. Tranquillized
  9. Ultraviolent
  10. Fetishist
  11. Guilty
  12. Minotaurus
  13. Burial Ground
  14. Lethargia
  15. Guillotine Gratitude
  16. Quarantine
  17. Post Mortem Apocalypse
  18. Insomaniac
  19. Ambulant
  20. Blood Delta
  21. Methadone
  22. Hiob
  23. The Needle
  24. Chromatose
  25. Dormicum
  26. Homicide in Heaven
  27. Post Mortem Apocalypse
Format: New CD/Electronic

Fix8:Sed8- Humanophobia:Dormicum

SKU: 884388881150
Regular price $1,389.00
Unit price
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When FIX8: SED8 released their fifth album "The Inevitable Relapse" in January 2021, the dark electro act had already become an established force within the industrial scene. Deriving their name from the psychiatric terms "fixated/sedated", the German project founded by Martin Sane embarked on their musical journey with two self-released albums that have long been sold out and remain much sought after by collectors. The debut "humanophobia" arrived in 2006 and was produced by HAUJOBB's Daniel Myer, while the sophomore full-length "dormicum" that came out in 2009 was self-produced. FIX8: SED8 established their own soundscapes by continuously moving away from their musical paragons, which in the beginning were mainly Canadian cult acts such as SKINNY PUPPY and FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY. FIX8: SED8 came into being with the impressive concept album "humanophobia" that dared to artistically deal with one of the greatest crimes in the history of mankind. After visiting Cambodia and one of the so-called killing fields and former internment camps of the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-79) under Pol Pot, Martin Sane exorcised the haunting images of the communist genocide that killed a large part of the population through the creation of particularly dark electronic music. The music remained dark but there was also an obvious evolution expressed in a more focused songwriting and refined style when the second album "dormicum" started to circle in the electro industrial underground in 2009. With each following album reaching a new high-water mark in terms of songwriting and production, the calls for a reissue of the first two releases became continuously louder. This eventually sparked the idea of an artbook collecting both titles. Furthermore, the collaboration with PYRROLINE thought leader Arnte and his keen skills of production and mixing had already benefited "The Inevitable Relapse". This made him the obvious choice for a remaster of both first albums. Luckily, Arnte accepted the challenge and expertly executed the job. At long last, the legendary first two FIX8: SED8 albums will soon be available again. Get ready to return to the early days of Martin Sane's electronic industrial darkness with "humanophobia: dormicum".

Track List

  1. Quiet
  2. Oblivion
  3. Blasphemia
  4. Damien
  5. Monolith
  6. Dementor
  7. Killing Field
  8. Tranquillized
  9. Ultraviolent
  10. Fetishist
  11. Guilty
  12. Minotaurus
  13. Burial Ground
  14. Lethargia
  15. Guillotine Gratitude
  16. Quarantine
  17. Post Mortem Apocalypse
  18. Insomaniac
  19. Ambulant
  20. Blood Delta
  21. Methadone
  22. Hiob
  23. The Needle
  24. Chromatose
  25. Dormicum
  26. Homicide in Heaven
  27. Post Mortem Apocalypse