New Organ by Toxikk Deception

New Organ tells a story from start to finish about all forms of addiction. It is an epic to be enjoyed like
a film, each track tells a piece of the story; of an individual with an addictive personality, using
crippling psychological crutches ranging from technology to substances. The "New Organ" is symbolic of the
Cell Phone, and it's addictive nature. This album gets very deep in the topic of technology leading to
societal or even evolutionary collapse.

Complex and densely layered Electro-Industrial with a unique twist, New Organ sees Toxikk Deception pushing
far outside the borders of your traditional Industrial Album. The act's 19th studio album, the new record
calls on influences in the ranges of Nine Inch Nails, Teledubgnosis, and Front Line Assembly. This album
showcases much better composition and production quality is much higher than usual, and an improved, well
thought out sound that can't be traced back to any particular past TD album, recent or older. New Organ
seems to weave in and out of two worlds. With the first six songs being highlighted with backup vocals from
Josh Velcro on “Cannibal God” as well as sampling for “What Drugs (Red Acid Mix)”.  In the midst of all the
chaos and rage comes track seven, "Carousel". In Violet Mallory's own words; "This warm and beautiful track
is nothing like any other track on the album. Its soft, its soothing, and it verges the listener on a
depressing nostalgia trip. While the melody may be beautiful, warming and loving, there is a feeling of deep
sadness and fear that runs throughout. It's the sound of knowing that nothing that's beautiful lasts
forever." The second half, takes a SINISTER turn of sound. Track 8 "Your Ticket to Hell" is... well. It's
DISTURBING. Then track 9 through 13 finishes the story. Tracks like "The Mimikk" and "Vessels for Evil"
display advancements from influences outside of the music industry, including the work of the well-respected
film director and musician, John Carpenter. Toxikk Deception: New Organ seems to be an advancement and
breakthrough for the band's evolution.

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