Peak Hour (album)

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Peak Hour
Studio album by Psychic TV
Released	1993
Genre	Industrial, Acid House, Techno
Label
Psychic TV Studio Album chronology
Cold Dark Matter (1992) Peak Hour (1993) A Hollow Cost (1994)

Peak Hour is an album by Psychic TV.

Credits and liner notes[]

• Artwork By [Cover] - Plasma Art
• Engineer - Dave Cat
• Keyboards [Additional] - Gavin Redman
• Mastered By - Keith
• Mixed By [Additional], Producer [Additional] - Deep Fry, The Greedy Beat Syndicate
• Performer - Andy Chatterley, Genesis P-Orridge, Anthony "Hugo" Longden, Matthew Best, Richard Schiessl, Sean Maher
• Producer - Richard Schiessl
• Written By - Psychic TV
• Recorded in London, San Francisco, Nepal between March and June 1993.
• Mixed in London and San Francisco July 1993.
• Mastered at JTS.

Catalog numbers[]

• CD: Temple Records TOPY 068 CD
• 12" vinyl: Temple Records TOPY 068
• CD reissue: Tin Toy TTCD 013

Track listing[]

CD version[]

1. "E-Male" - 7:49
2. "Dreamlined" - 5:40
3. "L.I.E.S." - 4:13
4. "Tribal" - 13:26
5. "Pregnant Pause" - 1:00
6. "Pain" - 6:24
7. "Everything Has To Happen" - 5:46
8. "How Does E Feel?" - 6:10
9. "Re-Mind" - 7:25

12" vinyl version[]

Side A

1. "E-Male" - 7:49
2. "Dreamlined" - 5:40
3. "L.I.E.S." - 4:14
4. "Tribal" - 6:10

Side B

1. "Pain" - 6:24
2. "Everything Has To Happen" - 5:46
3. "How Does E Feel?" - 5:50
4. "Re-Mind" - 7:08

CD reissue version[]

1. "E-Male (ha hahahahheee oh that's funny)" - 7:49
2. "Dreamlined" - 5:40
3. "L.I.E.S." - 4:14
4. "Tribal" - 6:10
5. "Pain" - 6:24
6. "Everything Has To Happen" - 5:46
7. "How Does E Feel?" - 5:50
8. "Re-Mind" - 7:08
9. "Tribal coinci/dance mix" - 8:18
10. "Tribal analogue sex mix" - 8:38
11. "Godzilla "Return to the sea" Psychic TV remix" - 8:20

External links[]

• AllMusic review
• Exclaim! review

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