God Module combines elements of harsh Techno, Darkwave, Goth and Industrial. Pounding beats mix with hypnotic synth hooks, deranged film samples and psychotically-effected vocals to make up a sound that is as disturbing as it is danceable.

Connecticut’s Twitch The Ripper is the brainchild of singer/songwriters Jon Dobyns and Lonn. The two hung up their coats from performing nationally and internationally in hardcore / punk bands together in 2009, desperately in need of a fresh outlet and a change of pace. The synth pop duo self released a demo/EP followed soon after by their first full length. This was the Bodiless LP, which received praise from multiple media outlets. Fearnet hailed,” it’s their moody, ’80s-influenced melodies and vocals that tie the whole package together, and that element has led many listeners to compare them favorably with the post-punk icons of that decade, including New Order and Depeche Mode. Not too shabby for a band that’s only been on the scene for a couple of years.” Within weeks of the release of Bodiless, and regional shows with Nitzer Ebb, Xiu Xiu and The Birthday Massacre, TTR was selected to open for industrial legends, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult and 16Volt on a full national tour. From there, Jon and Lonn stayed on the road throughout the next few months supporting their record and soon to be label mates, Imperative Reaction, God Module and System Syn.

In 2005 the recording for “Death’s Embrace” began, after it was self released it recieved good reviews and a great response form clubs and radio stations. The track “cursed” was used on the “weatherhead compilation” released by Telegrammetry recordings.

In November 2005, recording began for “Insignificant”. It was finished in december and self released in january 2006, receiving great reviews and a great response from radio stations and clubs, Mordacious began to play supporting shows to promote the album with great responses.

Mordacious was then signed by Hypervoxx recordings as recording for “This Emptiness” was underway. it was released in september 2006, followed by great reviews, it has gotten alot of attention.

In September 2007 “Torture Tactics” was released on Telegrammetry Recordings and the song “Cyber Girl” was featured on Extreme Sundenfall 6.

In 2009, after 2 years Mordacious is back with an audio assault, the new CD “Necrolust”,2 songs from the CD have been featured on the Interbreeding X compilation from BLC, the songs are “Necrolust” and “Cyber Girl (IBX Remix)”.

The “Dark Prince” single was released a few months later as a free download. Many shows followed the release, playing festivals like Necropolis fest in Mexico with bands like God Module, Electrovot, Cylab, My Parasites, alien vampires, and several other clubs in california, las vegas and mexico.