Paralysed Age
Paralysed Age formed in the early 1990s around frontman Count Zero, with Slasher on guitar, Torque on bass, and Cyborg on drums. They worked in industrial...
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Paralysed Age formed in the early 1990s around frontman Count Zero, with Slasher on guitar, Torque on bass, and Cyborg on drums. They worked in industrial rock, putting out albums like 'Machine Messiah' in 1993 and 'Totalitarian Present' in 1995. Their sound was harsh and abrasive, with lyrics that touched on violence and addiction.
Their single 'Bloodsucker 2000' drew criticism from some who felt it glorified violence, but the band didn't change course. They kept releasing records through the late '90s and into 2001 with 'The Age of Suicide.' Other songs like 'Nocturne' and 'Patricia In Pain' show their consistent style, dark, driving, and unpolished.
As industrial rock shifted in the 2000s, Paralysed Age's profile faded. They left behind a handful of albums and a sound that appealed to listeners who wanted something raw and confrontational, without the sheen of more mainstream acts in the genre.
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