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Entertainment Industries
Studio album by
Psy'Aviah
ReleasedAugust 29, 2008
GenreElectronica, Pop, Industrial, EBM
Length60:00
LabelAlfa Matrix
ProducerYves Schelpe, Len Lemeire
Psy'Aviah chronology
Entertainment Industries
(2008) 		Eclectric
(2010)

Entertainment Industries is the second album by Psy'Aviah and their first release on Alfa Matrix.

The song "Moments [feat. Suzi Q. Smith]" was selected as one of the 20 best submissions in the BBC Next Big Thing 2007 contest.[1] The videoclip for the same track got banned in 2009 by YouTube which spawned a reaction of disbelief and disapproval towards YouTube in both the press and on online communities.[2]

Track listing

  1. "Entertainment Industries"
  2. "Tired"
  3. "Mine [Album Mix]"
  4. "Voltage"
  5. "Broken Child"
  6. "Moments [feat. Suzi Q. Smith]"
  7. "WTF"
  8. "AnimalX"
  9. "In The Shadows"
  10. "Freedomkiller"
  11. "Good vs Evil"
  12. "Grace"
  13. "Tired [LEÆTHER STRIP rmx]"
  14. "Broken Child [IC 434 rmx]"
  15. "In Silence [IMPLANT rmx]"
  16. "Infected [DIFFUZION rmx]"

Personnel

References

  1. ^ "BBC Next Big Thing Official Website".
  2. ^ "Side-Line Magazine reporting about YouTube Incident".
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