Xorcist
Xorcist is the name of an American musical group whose output has ranged from electro-industrial and ambient.
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| Origin | Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
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| Years active | 1990–present |
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| Website | xorcist |
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Background
Bat (a.k.a. Peter Stone) formed Xorcist in 1990 as a one-man act. By 1997, Xorcist grew to include Evoltwin.8. In addition to providing some vocals, Evoltwin.8 created the cover art for Soul Reflection and other subsequent releases.
Bat also created two side projects, Xenon and Diode Fetish.
Bat still DJs and VJs under the name DJ/VJ Bat, and maintains the Xorcist.com website to promote his work.
Bat's music has appeared in MTV's Aeon Flux, and in the video games Iron Helix, Bad Mojo and Space Bunnies Must Die.
Discography
Studio albums
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| From The Hip |
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| Damned Souls |
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| Repossessed/Non-Aggression Pact |
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| Phantoms |
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| Soul Reflection |
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| Nomad |
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| Insects & Angels: Differences & Indifferences |
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| Music for the Harmonic Convergence | Peter Stone solo project | ||||||||||
| Bad Mojo (Disc 1) |
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| Bad Mojo (Disc 2) |
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| Bad Mojo Soundtrack |
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| Soundtrack Series |
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| God |
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| Scores |
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| Legion - The Remix Album |
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| Heaven |
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| Hell |
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Compilation appearances
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| Torture Tech Overdrive |
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Side B, track no. 3: "So Big" | |||||||||
| Adventures in Music - Cargo Electro Riot Sampler |
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Track no. 4: "The Dance" | |||||||||
| CCCC - California Cyber Crash Compilation |
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Track no. 4: "Hallucination" | |||||||||
| For Crying Out Loud: Edition One |
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Side B, track no. 1: "Hallucination" | |||||||||
| Shut Up Kitty: A Cyber-Based Covers Compilation |
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Track no. 6: "Smells Like Teen Spirit" | |||||||||
| CD Sound Compilation Vol. 1 |
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Track no. 9: "Xorcist (Bleeding Mix)" | |||||||||
| Cyber Core Compilation |
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Track no. 14: "U R the 1 (Fux Version)" | |||||||||
| The Art of Brutality |
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Track no. 5: "Be With Me" | |||||||||
| The Disease of Lady Madeline |
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Track no. 7: "The Iron Helix" | |||||||||
| Torture Tech Overdrive |
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Track no. 10: "So Big (Original Un-Edited Mix)" Limited Edition Reissue (1000 copies) | |||||||||
| 21st Circuitry Shox |
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Track no. 2: "Bad Mojo (Sacrosanct Mix)" | |||||||||
| The Digital Space Between Vol. 3 |
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Track no. 12: "UNGDSOB (Bastard Mix)" | |||||||||
| 21st Circuitry Records |
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Side B, track no. 5: "Stains" | |||||||||
| Digital Wings 1 |
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Track no. 1: "Bad Mojo (Satyria Mix)" | |||||||||
| 21st Circuitry Shox 2 |
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Track no. 6: "Bomblast" | |||||||||
| Abby - The Compilation Part 2 |
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Disc 1, track no. 1: "Scorched Blood" | |||||||||
| Newer Wave 2.0 |
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Track no. 10: "1999" | |||||||||
| Resist the Command |
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Track no. 3: "GoverNet (Web Edit)" | |||||||||
| Electro Radiovengeance |
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Track no. 5: "Bitches" | |||||||||
| Sex, Death & Eyeliner: The Soundtrack |
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Track no. 1: "Nomad" | |||||||||
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Singles and EPs
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| Bitches EP |
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| Scorched Blood |
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