About this album
Sound:
"A wild fusion of heavy riffs and experimental soundscapes that defy progressive rock conventions."
Where they were
Released in 1991, 'Lobotomizer' was Motorpsycho's debut album, marking their entry into the progressive rock scene of Norway. At this time, the band was still establishing their identity, moving away from their initial punk influences towards a more eclectic and ambitious sound.
Why it matters
'Lobotomizer' received critical acclaim for its bold experimentation and unique approach to rock music, helping to establish Motorpsycho as a significant force within the Norwegian music scene. The album's innovative sound has influenced various artists within the progressive rock genre and beyond.
Essential tracks
- "Grinder" — This track exemplifies Motorpsycho's ability to blend heavy metal with progressive elements, showcasing their dynamic range and complex songwriting.
- "Home of the brave" — With its intricate structure and emotive lyrics, this song highlights the band's lyrical depth and musical sophistication, serving as a standout moment on the album.
- "TFC" — 'TFC' is an epic 11-minute exploration that encapsulates the band's experimental spirit, merging various musical styles and forms into a cohesive narrative.
Release Date
January 1, 1991
Artist Origin
Norway
Tracklist
- 1 Lobotomizer 1:02
- 2 Grinder 3:40
- 3 Hogwash 8:19
- 4 Home of the brave 6:42
- 5 Frances 3:39
- 6 Wasted 3:57
- 7 Eternity 2:08
- 8 TFC 11:52
