Whom the Gods Wish to Ruin, They First Drive Mad

by Red Lokust

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The madmen are back! Jim Semonik (Creator of Electronic Saviors/Rein[Forced]) and Lee Lauer (X-Aslan Faction) have returned with a heavy electronic opus that will melt your face and split your mind.

Inspired by themes of insanity, paranoia and anxiety, some may think these boys have lost their minds or at least they will coerce you to go crazy on the dance floor. From the first single, Madman to the opening track Lobotomy to the late night club smasher 2AM, “Gods” has the ability to be enjoyed in and outside of the clubs. From Lauer’s catchy synth programming to Semonik’s thought provoking and mature song writing, Red Lokust have created a triumphant sophomore album.

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1.	Lobotomy 04:04	buy track
2.	2AM 04:26	buy track
3.	Something In You 04:44	buy track
4.	Letters From Grindcore (Smelted) 04:00	buy track
5.	Weep For Me 04:03	buy track
6.	Madman 04:03	buy track
7.	I'm Not Here (Omnipresent) 04:05	buy track
8.	The Way Back 04:32	buy track
9.	Point Of Healing (Antagonized) 04:03	buy track
10.	Frantic 04:11	buy track
11.	Point Of Healing (Inertia Remix) 06:10	buy track
12.	Frantic (7th Victim Remix) 03:47	buy track

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released June 12, 2020

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Red Lokust Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

In 2015, Lee Lauer of Aslan Faction approached Jim Semonik (Electronic Saviors/Rein[Forced]) at a KMFDM show. Jim's band, Rein[Forced], was opening the gig. They became fast friends and share a mutual love of industrial music. Lee approached Jim about working on a project and thus Red Lokust was born. ... more

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