Cassandra Complex Release Generating Station Complex on Cop International

The Cassandra Complex, pioneering post-punk/electro-rock act from Leeds, unveil their new album Generating Station Complex via Cop International ahead of a European tour featuring Sjöblom as guests. The record reunites founders Rodney Orpheus (vocals, synthesizers, drum machines), Paul Dillon (synthesizers, drum machines), and Andy Booth (guitars, keyboards), with bassist Volker Zacharias. Produced by Orpheus and mastered by Maor Appelbaum in Los Angeles, the album bridges the group’s original sound with contemporary production, delivering percussive energy, cutting guitars, and hypnotic machine layers. Featuring rerecorded versions of classics including Moscow Idaho, The War against Sleep, Nightfall, and One Millionth Happy Customer, the project captures the raw intensity of their early work while incorporating modern sonic depth and power. The 40th anniversary tour’s intergenerational audience response inspired these definitive studio renderings. Artwork incorporates archival photography by Linda Molyneux from 1985 Leeds with design by renowned British artist Antony Johnston, creator of The Coldest City.

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