Motorpsycho was founded in 1989 in Trondheim, a small industrial norwegean city. It was the release of their third album, “Demon Box” in 1993, which finally brought them acknowledgement and amazing reviews all across Europe. Demon Box contains everything from brutal pop to long, gliding progressive themes and industrial visions. Motor-psycho toured extensively across Europe, playing big-name festivals like Roskilde and Lowlands and gaining fans wherever they went. Since the release of Timothy’s Monster in 1995, Motorpsycho have written and recorded an amazing amount of music as to be almost frightening. Album followed album, every year. The year 2000 started off with a bang: with their album Let Them Eat Cake going into the norwegian charts at #1 as well as entering the german. The same thing happened in 2001 with the release of Phanerothyme and 2002 with It’s a Love Cult. 2005 brought some sad news: long-time drummer Gebhardt quit the band in order to concentrate more on his numerous other musical projects. But Bent and Snah are still going strong, have recorded the Motorpsycho album Black Hole/Blank Canvas and will go on and on ...