Hexen Prozess - The Inquisition Process

Review by Sanjay Dessai

Album Review: The Inquisition Process by Hexen Prozess Released in 2009, The Inquisition Process is an industrial and EBM-heavy journey that feels like a dark alleyway lit only by flickering neon lights. Self-released under their own label (because who needs gatekeepers?), Hexen Prozess delivers a gritty, unfiltered experience with Sheridan Willard handling programming and Randall Smith bringing the haunting vocals to life. It’s not perfect, but it doesn’t need to be—it’s raw, visceral, and dripping with atmosphere. Two tracks stand out for me personally, etching themselves into my brain long after the album ends. First up, “Funeral March (Remixed By Assurines)” hits hard right from the start. The remix version takes what could’ve been a straightforward track and twists it into something almost hypnotic. There’s this pulsating beat underneath layers of distorted synths that feels like being chased through a foggy forest—claustrophobic yet exhilarating. You can tell they didn’t just slap some effects on; there’s intention here, a deliberate crafting of tension. Then there’s “Tender Flesh (Gristle Mix By CeDigest),” which flips the script entirely. If “Funeral March” is all about relentless energy, this one creeps up on you slow and steady. The mix has this eerie quality, like listening to whispers in an abandoned factory. It builds gradually, layering textures until it becomes overwhelming—but in the best way possible. By the time the heavier beats kick in, you’re already submerged. This track sticks because it’s unpredictable without feeling chaotic. Every sound seems purposeful, even if you can’t quite put your finger on why. What makes The Inquisition Process work isn’t just its technical skill or genre-bending experiments—it’s how damn immersive it feels. Tracks like “Stalingrad (Hexen Prozess Remix)” and “Sense Of Decay (Hexen Prozess Remix)” show off their ability to rework existing material into something fresh while staying true to their industrial roots. Even quieter moments like “Fade Away” manage to leave an impression, proving they’ve got range beyond pounding rhythms and growling synths. But honestly? Listening to this album feels less like consuming music and more like surviving a dystopian nightmare—one that oddly comforts you once you’re done. It’s messy at times, sure, but maybe that’s the point. Perfection would’ve killed the vibe anyway. Final thought: I never expected to compare electronic music to a horror movie soundtrack, but here we are. And weirdly enough, it works. So kudos to Hexen Prozess—they made me question whether I should turn the lights back on after hitting play. Not many albums can do that. Rating: 8/10

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Artist: Hexen Prozess
Album: The Inquisition Process

Electronic

2009

Rating: 3.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Funeral March (Remixed By Xperiment)	5:44
Fade Away	0:39
Tender Flesh	3:20
Stalingrad (Hexen Prozess Remix)	4:02
Fall To Dust	2:46
The Revenge Of Razbo (2008 Version)	5:57
Schadenfreude (Hexen Prozess Remix)	5:05
Sense Of Decay (Hexen Prozess Remix)	4:24
Funeral March (Remixed By Assurines)	6:14
Bleed Out	1:14
Eradication (Hexen Prozess Remix)	6:10
The Fallen Angel (Shards Of Betrayal Mix By Hexen Prozess)	4:20
Nobodies	5:07
Tender Flesh (Gristle Mix By CeDigest)	5:18
Anxiety Neurosis (Hexen Prozess Remix)	4:13
Trial To The Gallows	6:35
This Is The Bottom	1:06

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HexenProzess - Nobodies

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Not On Label (Hexen Prozess Self-released)

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Role	Credit
Programmed By	Sheridan Willard
Vocals	Randall Smith

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A self-released MP3 album featuring early tracks and remixes by and for Hexen Prozess.

About Hexen Prozess

Hexen Prozess is a collaborative industrial/EBM project with members in Florida and Boston, Mass. It was created by Randall Smith in 2004, after learning the basics from close work with Auspex and Diverje. In March of 2007 Sheridan Willard joined Hexen Prozess, bringing a new level of creativity and production to the band. There has also been creative input from Randall's brother, Alan Smith from Die Sektor, and Joss Iles from CeDigest.

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Randall Smith
Sheridan Willard

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *The Inquisition Process* by Hexen Prozess is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 2009, it blends industrial and EBM styles with intense programming by Sheridan Willard and haunting vocals by Randall Smith. What makes it even cooler? It’s self-released under their own label, giving them full creative control. Tracks like "Funeral March" and "Tender Flesh" got remixed multiple times, showing how versatile their sound is. It’s like every track has its own personality.