 Artist: Foetus: mp3 download Genre(s): Other Discography:  Love Year: 2005 Tracks: 10  Not Adam Year: 2004 Tracks: 4  Flow Year: 2001 Tracks: 11  Blow Year: 2001 Tracks: 10  Null Void Year: 1997 Tracks: 12  Boil Year: 1996 Tracks: 12  Gash Year: 1995 Tracks: 12  Vice Squad Dick Year: 1994 Tracks: 3 Despite the constant shifts in key (from Scraping Foetus Off the Wheel to Foetus Uber Frisco to Foetus All Nude Revue) and the less shop variations in aesthetics (all focused or so the same grim transonic fire), the medicine manufactured under the prolific Foetus umbrella was only the product of peerless J.G. (Jim) Thirlwell. A native of Melbourne, Australia, Thirwell relocated to London in 1978, where he conceived the basic Foetus conception -- heavy panaramas of extremist stochasticity reinforced on tape loops and syncopated rhythms -- as an alternative to the constraints of stone music. Finding no takers for his work, Thirlwell created his have judge, Self Immolation, to issue his debut undivided "OKFM," which appeared under the low of the myriad variants of the Foetus list, Foetus Under Glass. As You've Got Foetus on Your Breath, he released his uncut debut, Deaf, later that year. Thirwell worn out the next respective years exploring his firebrand of industrial sounds as a solo creative person, issue a steady stream of LPs, EPs, singles and compilations before adopting another false name, Clint Ruin, and teaming with ex-Swan Roli Mosimann in 1986 to platter the record album Dirtdish as the couple Wiseblood. After 1988's Thawing (recorded as Foetus Interruptus), Thirlwell formed Foetus Corruptus with other members of the Swans, Hugo Largo and Unsane; both the 1989 "prescribed moonshine" Dominant and 1990s more aboveboard Male -- credited to Foetus in Excelsis Corruptus Deluxe -- documented the group's live set. Out of the live grew Steroid Maximus, a mathematical group employing practically of the like personnel which produced instrumental music for the gobs of imaginary films on 1991's Quilombo and 1992's Gondwanaland. With 1995's Gash, Thirlwell entered the ranks of the major labels thanks to a consider with Sony; the LP, as well as the subsequent EP releases Cypher and Annul, earned the uncommon distinction of appearance under the simple nominate Foetus. House of York (1997) and Flow (2001) were issued on Thirsty Ear. |
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