This is an unofficial music video for the "Delirium Cordia" record by Fantômas.

Delìrivm Còrdia is the third studio album by American experimental rock band Fantômas, released on January 27, 2004 by record label Ipecac. The music, which was composed solely by Patton, could be described as the score to a horror movie and/or concept album centering on the theme of surgery without anesthesia. The album consists of a single track that runs for 74 minutes and 17 seconds.

Manufactured By – Caroline Distribution. Distributed By – Caroline Distribution. Delìrivm Còrdia ‎(CD, Album, Promo, Car). IPC 45. Australia & New Zealand.

Is Delìrium Còrdia the best album by Fantômas? BestEverAlbums. com brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. This album At A Glance. Delìrium Còrdia by Fantômas (2004) Release date: 2004-01-27 Overall rank: 29,946th.

Release date: January 27th, 2004. 1. Surgical Sound Specimens from the Museum of Skin (Delìrium Còrdia).

Suspended Animation is the fourth studio album by American experimental band Fantômas. It is a concept album that incorporates a dual theme of cartoon sounds/music as well as paying tribute to obscure and dubious holidays throughout the month of April. The disc sleeve is marked with "This calendar belongs to:.

Delìrium Còrdia is the third full-length album by Fantômas. It was released on Ipecac Recordings in 2004. Delìrium Còrdia is the third full-length album by Fantômas.

Surgical Sound Specimens From The Museum Of Skin (Delìrium Còrdia). Advertise on Metal Storm. Found in 4 lists Top lists. Goregrind bands wish they could so such a thing haha. A mostly ambient/drone-like album though. It definitely sticks out of Fantômas discography (that is exceptional in itself). - Written by BloodTears on 1. 8. 2011 at 18:29 Like you could kiss my ass. Written by Milena on 2. 6. 2012 at 10:49 Rod, let me love you.

The third release by Fantômas, Delirium Cordia, turns a bit of a different direction from the band's previous releases. Delirium Cordia is one track clocking in at 74 minutes. The record is always haunting; giving one a sense of the grizzly images of the insert booklet - photos of surgeries in action. The music has film score qualities, a feeling of being lost in a hospital at night, a hospital much like that of Lars Von Trier's The Kingdom, while Hellraiser demons watch and wait from afar. Where Director's Cut was a variation of different '70s film themes, Delirium Cordia is a score to Patton's own horror-filled imagination.