Psychic TV

Multimedia collective and experimental rock group Psychic TV were Genesis P-Orridge's main outlet following the dissolution of industrial pioneers Throbbing Gristle in 1981. Continuing that band's shock-oriented approach to music and performance art, the group regularly incorporated subversive, sometimes obscene video elements and hallucinogenic lighting into their confrontational live gigs. Drawing much of their inspiration from the literary underground, including situationist philosophy, William Burroughs (a professed fan), and Philip K. Dick, the group was responsible for c...