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Foetus (band)

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Foetus
Also known as Foetus Under Glass
You've Got Foetus on Your Breath
Scraping Foetus off the Wheel
Foetus Interruptus
Various others
Origin 1981
Melbourne, Australia
Genre(s) Industrial
Experimental
Years active 1981—present
Label(s) Thirsty Ear
Some Bizarre
Associated
acts
PragVEC
Steroid Maximus
Manorexia
Wiseblood
Flesh Volcano
Baby Zizanie
The Immaculate Consumptive
Website http://www.foetus.org/
Members
J. G. Thirlwell

Foetus is the primary musical outlet of industrial music pioneer J. G. Thirlwell. Until 1995 the band underwent various name changes, all including the word foetus. Monikers adopted at different times include Foetus Under Glass, You've Got Foetus On Your Breath and Scraping Foetus Off The Wheel. After 1995 the name permanently became Foetus, though the related project The Foetus Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1997 and continues. Thirlwell acts as the sole instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter and producer for all Foetus works and as such is the only member of the band. Other artists may occasionally collaborate with Thirlwell on Foetus works but are not considered members of Foetus. Thirlwell is solely responsible for the musical output of the band.

Discography

The first Scraping Foetus off the Wheel LP, Hole
The first Scraping Foetus off the Wheel LP, Hole

Studio albums

Live, remix and compilation albums

EPs, singles and miscellaneous

Conceptual themes

All full-length Foetus album titles are four-letter, one-syllable words, often with multiple connotations. The artwork of Foetus releases shows a deliberate progression of colour: the earliest releases are black and white, with the addition of red on the Deaf album, and further addition of yellow on Nail. Full-color art was introduced on Gash. [1] Beginning with Flow, the artwork of primary albums reverted to black/white/red, though other releases continue in full colour.

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