Released
1999

Label
Indpendent

Reviewed by
Daniel Marvin

Contact
Dementia Simplex
DSD Studio
Berliner Strasse 31-35
65760 Eschborn
Germany
DementiaSx (at) aol.com


Last Edit/Update
03 October, 1999

Dementia Simplex

Yeah, I Killed My Mama...

Track Listing

1. Slice 1: It's a sin to belie the evil (Yeah, mum)
2. Slice 1088
3. Slice 2: Holiday In Hell
4. Yeah, I killed my mama...
5. Slice 3: Driller Killer
6. Cry to Heaven
7. Slice 4: A tale of love and violent bloody death
8. Havoc
9. Slice 5: Through the looking glass
10. Neuro Transmitter
11. Slice 6: Evil Fuck
12. God Loves Blood
13. Slice 7: 666 & Sex
14. Testicle Crack
15. Slice 8: Cold blooded killing machine
16. Out of my skull
17. Slice 9: Functional Magnetic
18. Resonance Imaging
19. Slice 10: Texas Mortuary
20. March of the Angel

    In this recording, Dementia Simplex serve up some very well produced electro-rock. Unfortunately, there's no originally. Half of this recording sounds like old-school Front 242 with better production and the other half of this recording sounds like various Skinny Puppy things. When I say sounds like, I really mean just that. It sounds almost identical down to the vocalists! Coincidentally, whenever the Skinny Puppy sounding vocalist is being utilized, the music sounds like Skinny Puppy exactly with horribly similar percussive sequencings, tones used, musical basis, vocal processing, etc. etc. and whenever the Front 242 sounding vocalist is being utilized, the music sounds like old 242. Overall, it all sounds good and it's very obvious that the band members really know what they're doing when it comes to their equipment and preparing label-worthy material.
    None of the tracks really stand out but it's fairly good music to have on in the background as none of the tracks sound bad really. If you enjoy serial killer related electronic music then you're really enjoy Dementia Simplex's work.