Exorcism (song)

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"Exorcism"
Single by Killing Joke
from the album Pandemonium
A-side	"Exorcism (Live in King's Chamber, Cairo August 1993 Mix) Edit" "Exorcism (A Germanic Interpretation)(Unification Catastrophe-Full Length Mandra Gora Remix)"
B-side	"Whiteout (The Intellect is Ugly Remix)(Mandra Gora Edit)" "Another Cult Goes Down (Protobello Mix)" "Exorcism (The Bretonic Revenge)(Total Eclipse Remix Edit)"
Released	11 March 1994 (11 March 1994)
Genre	Industrial metal
Length	6:42 (album track) 28:36 (maxi single)
Label	Butterfly Records
Songwriter(s)	Jaz Coleman Kevin "Geordie" Walker Martin "Youth" Glover
Producer(s)	Youth, Greg Hunter (additional production/engineering)
Killing Joke singles chronology
"Change: The Spiral Tribe Mix/The Youth Mixes" (1992) "Exorcism" (1994) "Pandemonium" (1994)
CD single release
Exorcism CD Frontcover
12" single release
Exorcism 45 RPM Side A

"Exorcism" is Killing Joke's first single from their ninth studio album, Pandemonium. It was released on 11 March 1994 by Butterfly Records.^[1][2]

"Exorcism", like "Money Is Not Our God", failed to chart on the UK Singles Charts.^[3]