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Neuroticfish is the electronic music project of Sascha Mario Klein (Keys, Vocals) and Henning Verlage (Keys, Production). Originally founded as alter ego of Sascha Mario Klein in the early 1990s, Neuroticfish experiments with elements of Synth-Pop, Industrial and EBM to create their own blend of electronic music: "Music For A Paranormal Life", a musical concept that observes life beyond normality.

Inspired and influenced by the sound of Skinny Puppy, Nine Inch Nails and Depeche Mode this concept analyses neurosises, paranoias and emotional dependencies and their effects and distills it into a clear and emotional vocal performance with naive pop melodies over harsh and technoid beats.\n\n"The songs are about these inner monologues in which you confront a person, telling him exactly what you think of him. Then having done so, one leaves the battlefield, head up high in putative triumph. Or these perfect, razorsharp retorts full of venom, wit and intelligence which one has never uttered in reality. Unfortunately, also the remorse one feels over verbalized emotions which have have better remained unsaid."\n\nWith songs like "Skin", "Velocity", "M.F.A.P.L." and "The Bomb" Neuroticfish have taken the alternative dance floors by storm and for more than a decade their songs are played in clubs worldwide.\n\nAt the 2008 Wave-Gotik-Treffen in Leipzig Neuroticfish announced the closing of this project to take a break and recalibrate their artistic focus.\n\nIn 2012 the slogan "A sign of life?" was found on their homepage neuroticfish.com and soon rumours went viral about the reunion of the project. In June 2012 the official Neuroticfish Facebook page confirmed the reunion stating that they are back in the studio and working on new songs.\n\nOn March 22nd 2013 the highly anticipated first "Sign of life" took place as a life performance at the Matrix Bochum, Germany. The promotional "Limited Behaviour EP" was released alongside and featured 3 new songs and a remix of "I don't need the city". A week later the next sign of life took place at the Resistanz Festival in Sheffield and again proved that Neuroticfish are back and here to stay.