For many young people trudging through a dreary and godless world, the '90s will be remembered as the Decade of Despair. They are besieged by the relentless onslaught of today's technology. They are immersed in the deceptive message of the hopelessness of hope and the futility of life. Sex brings disease. Drugs are debilitating.
Religion breeds hypocrisy.
They look forward to the Millennium only in the hope that it will all come crashing down in apocalyptic proportions, thus bringing an end to the futility and the pain. For these young people, it is a world without meaning, a world without hope, a world without a soul. Emerging from this malaise is a band of brooding intensity known as the Saviour Machine. Their melodic compositions and innovative productions dance on the cutting edge of today's music industry. Their concerts are a dramatic staging of symbolism that falls somewhere between performance art and rock opera.