Psychic TV is an English experimental music group led by Genesis P-Orridge, emerging from the same milieu as Throbbing Gristle and associated with figures like Peter Christopherson. Their work spans industrial origins, psychedelic rock, and later acid-house/electronic experiments.

Genesis P-Orridge led the project; early personnel and collaborators included former Throbbing Gristle and Coil members (Peter Christopherson, Alex Fergusson). Reviews cite the group's 1982 debut Force the Hand of Chance, the 1990 electronic turn on Towards Thee Infinite Beat, and later comebacks such as Hell Is Invisible... Heaven Is Her/e (2007) and Mr. Alien Brain vs. The Skinwalkers (2008). The Psychic Youth concept/movement is repeatedly mentioned in the reviews.

DeBaser reviews praise Psychic TV's restless innovation from industrial roots to acid-house experiments and psychedelic rock. Critics highlight Genesis P-Orridge's central role, notable guest contributions, and albums that range from debut classics to successful later comebacks. Overall reception in these reviews is favorable.

For:Fans of experimental, industrial, psychedelic and electronic music; music historians and adventurous listeners.

 Force the Hand of Chance, released in 1982, is the debut work of the formidable Psychic TV, the band led by Genesis P-Orridge, bassist/singer of the seminal pioneers of industrial music Throbbing Gristle.

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 The album "Towards Thee Infinite Beat" is a sea of fresh, enveloping, and unexplored ideas.

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 Long live Genesis P-Orridge!

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