London After Midnight -- "Psycho Magnet" - Metropolis Records, 1966

1. Psycho Magnet 4:17
2. Where Good Girls go to Die 4:19
3. Innocence Lost (intro) 0:27
4. Kiss 6:21
5. Shatter (All My Dead Friends) 6:07
6. The Bondage Song 1:56
7. A Letter to God 2:59
8. Carry On... Screaming (Ruins) 5:05
9. Theme from the FIlm Love and Aflliction (remix) 2:58
10. HATE! 4:49
11. Where good Girls go to Die (edit mix) 4:19
12. Kiss (Ra Mix) 4:25

You know, there really aren't many goth bands that have good beats. Most of them tend to be either typical 4/4 signatures, or the beat just isn't very strong. London after Midnight draws from a darkwave style of beat while still keeping melodic vocals, to create a very strong, harmonic style that keeps your interest throughout the whole album. Psycho Magnet is well constructed, and good enough music that it doesn't get boring. They do not overuse keys, and each song has definite variety to it. In my opinion the best song on this album is "Kiss". It has a very good intro with some creative keys, and then slams into the main song. This is definitely a good band to play at various goth clubs, with its strong beats yet melodic music. All in all, a very good album, and I recommended it.