Dementia Precox- Of Parts Unknown-LP

Dementia Precox’s Of Parts Unknown captures the raw intensity of early industrial music with a blend of cold, biting vocals layered over grinding guitars, electronic drums, and industrial percussion. Emerging from Dayton, Ohio, the band’s sound draws parallels to Gary Numan and Psychic TV, offering a striking mix of catharsis and edge. Tracks like "T.V. Jesus" and "I Was A Teenage T.V. Jesus" showcase their unique approach to blending samples and driving rhythms, making this album a significant document of underground industrial experimentation in the mid-1980s. This 1985 pressing presents the album on vinyl in near-mint condition, promising exceptionally clean grooves and minimal signs of use. The vinyl’s clarity and visual freshness make it a reliable choice for collectors and listeners interested in exploring the early industrial scene. Of Parts Unknown stands out for its uncompromising sound and atmospheric intensity, and this copy’s quality pressing ensures it holds up well for regular listening or display.

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