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*Donation 1: $1 Gets you one song download *Donation 2: $8 Gets you Psychotica choice of EP's including shipping (usa only) *Donation 3: $10 gets you Download of complete new album when it is released in May. *Donation 4: $13 Gets you the Physical copy of new album (includes shipping for USA, If outside USA add $2. *Donation 5: $25 Donations get a CD (Autographed by Pat Briggs/Paul "ENA" Kostabi/Enrique Cris Tiru Velez Cortez Ortiz) and A limited edition tour print *Donation 6: $100 CD/Tour Print and your name as a financial backer in the liner notes of the new album. A must for Die hard fans! *Donation 7: $250 CD/Tour Print/Name on album/ and a Limited edition 24x20" Paul Ena Kostabi silkscreen on arches print, Silkscreened by: Donald Sheridan (worked with Andy Warhol) *Donation 8: $1000 CD/Tour Print/Name on album and a Original Paul Ena Kostabi Painting! (look him up if you have questions on value of work) *Donation 9: $5000 Psychotica will play your Wedding/Divorce/Or Funeral ( with an expiration date of 3 years from donation) Limited to USA and Europe. *Donation 10: $1666 Pat Briggs Himself will fly to your city for a dinner date (Dinner paid by you of course) and personally will bring you a CD/ Tour Print. This Dinner Date is limited to USA.
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Psychotica, formed in 1994 by Pat Briggs (also of Impotent Sea Snakes/co-creator of Makeup and Squeezebox) and Paul "ENA" Kostabi (also of White Zombie and Youth Gone Mad), were a seminal influence in Industrial Goth, releasing 3 albums to mixed reviews and varied success.
Psychotica's fame peaked in 1996 with an appearance on the bill at Lollapalooza with Soundgarden, Ramones, Screaming Trees and Metallica.
In 1998 they released the album Espina and added guitarist Clint Walsh, and toured with Jack Off Jill and Switchblade Symphony. Shortly after the tour, Briggs moved to Los Angeles, he and Kostabi went in different directions and Psychotica disbanded.
In the summer of 2009 Briggs and Kostabi reunited and began working on the fourth Psychotica album (a release date has not yet been announced). Psychotica has also partnered with Christian Menses and his independent record label and music community The Toxic Shock Project / Toxic Shock Records to re-release "Pandemic".
2010 Psychotica Toured With My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult.
2011 First Album in over 10 years and a East Coast tour and to Finish Documentary by Jonathan Kugall.