Description Info Artist The Cassandra Complex (UK/Germany) Album Cyberpunx Release Year 1990 Country of Release USA Music Styles Electronic, Darkwave, Goth, EBM, Avante-Garde, Industrial Notes Artists MoodsAggressiveGloomyStrongMechanicalBoisterousExplosiveMarchingTechnicalThreatening Vinyl record album LP Please note that I cannot possibly play test every LP all the way through. I will visually grade the cover and record as best that I can, and will play test a few spots on each side of the vinyl. If you discover that there are any problems, please let me know. Grading 1 to 10 Scale (10 = Best, 1 = Worst) Cover/Outer Sleeve Vinyl 10 is near perfect, 1 is terrible 10 is near perfect, 1 is terrible Corner wear 10 Gloss 10 Edge wear/splits 10 Marks/Surface rub 10 Ring wear 10 Scratches 10 Cover art/age wear 10 Warps 10 Pen Marks 10 Label (pen or tears) 10 Overall Average (Cover) 10 Overall Average (Record) 10 Cut-out hole/slit N Promo indicated N Promo Stickers or stamps N White label N Radio DJ stickers/marks N Original Inner Sleeve Y Gatefold N Lyrics N Discogs Description (www.discogs.com) Cassandra Complex, The ‎– CyberpunxLabel:Play It Again Sam Records USA ‎– BIUS 1040Format:Vinyl, LP, Album Country:USReleased:1990Genre:Electronic, RockStyle:EBM, Goth RockTracklist Side 0A1Nice Work (If You Can Get It)A2Let's Go To EuropeA3Happy Days (War Is Here Again)A4Jihad GirlA5Sunshine At MidnightA6I Want YouA7Sleeper Side 1B1Nightfall (Over EC)B2Into The HeartB3I Believe In Free EverythingB4What Turns You On?B5UglyCreditsBass [6-string], Guitar [12-string] – John GalvinDesign [Cover Design] – Brian Shanley (2)Engineer – Patrick GordonGraphics [Computer Graphics] – Mike SaenzGuitar – Rodney OrpheusGuitar [Additional] – Gaz WilsonHorn [Digital] – Patrick GordonKeyboards – Jürgen Jansen, Rodney OrpheusOther [3-d Head Data] – John SwiatowiecOther [3-d Programs] – Enabling TechnologiesPhotography – Tom YoungProducer, Programmed By [Computer] – Jürgen Jansen, Patrick Gordon, Rodney OrpheusSaxophone – Alan WilkinsonVocals, Written-By [All Words] – Rodney OrpheusNotesReleased with a printed innersleeve Reviews (www.Allmusic.com or www.rateyourmusic.com) Review by Victor W. ValdiviaListeners who sit through Cyberpunx (the sixth album released by the Cassandra Complex) expecting anything distinctive or original will be sorely disappointed. From the metallic guitars to the affected vocals, walls of synths, and nihilistic shock lyrics (such as the killer who gets sexually aroused in "Nice Work If You Can Get It"), this is as ordinary an industrial album as you can get. This doesn't necessarily mean that the Cassandra Complex is incompetent or sloppy. Most of the music is sharply constructed and deftly played and the production is full and polished, impressive for an indie-label act. It does mean, though, that there is precious little to make Cyberpunx especially compelling. There are a few memorable moments, such as the sax solo in "Happy Days (War Is Here Again)" and the epic "Sleeper," which almost sounds poignant, but for the most part, the Cassandra Complex just seem vaguely derivative. Ultimately, for all its noise and polish, the album is strangely bloodless and forgettable, and while hardcore industrial fans will get the most out of Cyberpunx, anyone else will be unimpressed. Artist Profile (www.Allmusic.com or other) Artist Biography by MacKenzie WilsonThe darkwave unit the Cassandra Complex formed in 1980 with Paul Dillion and Rodney Orpheus, a musically inspired duo in search of playing to big music events, specifically tagged "complex events." Andrew Booth, who was formerly a journalist who interviewed the Cassandra Complex, was asked to join the group and the Cassandra Complex was officially a trio rearing the industrial-dance sounds laid underground during the early '80s.Throughout the '80s, the band was signed to the independent label, Rouska Records. Releasing a set of 12" singles, the Cassandra Complex became a familiar favorite among the goth rock crowd, but changes were quickly occurring within the makeup of the band. Dillion left the group toward the end of the decade, being replaced by Jez Willis, Keith Langley, and John Marchini. Volker Zacharias of Girls Under Glass also joined in 1990.As the mid-'90s approached, the Cassandra Complex already had a slew of releases to their name: Theomania (1988), Satan, Bugs Bunny and Me (1989),Cyberpunx (1990), The War Against Sleep (1991), and Sex & Death (1994). In 1995, Orpheus hooked up with Patricia Nigiani and Marcus Giltes for a side project called Sun God while balancing the Cassandra Complex. Still undeterred by his various projects, Orpheus pushed the newly directed goth-industrial sounds of the Cassandra Complex in the direction of playing festivals across Europe. Two years later, the band began working on Wetware, their first for Metropolis Records, which was released in fall 2000. 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