JGT provided voiceovers and incidental music for "MTV sports" for five seasons and has even scored a couple of station IDs for M2 now on the air.
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| Throughout his long illustrious career, J.G.Thirlwell , aka Foetus, has been anything but conventional. (He can't even stick to one musical sobriquet; he requires several: Steroid Maximus, Clint Ruin, Wiseblood, DJ OTEFSU, myriad Foetus hybrids, and the brand new Manorexia.) Seen as a seminal and influential force behind that thing the kids call "industrial", he has proved himself to be in fact a genre-defying and boundary-leaping artist. Over the course of more than a dozen albums, he has stretched from yearning orchestral soundscapes, meticulously organised chaos, blistering big band pastiche, crunching hard rock and even inventing stupefying collisions of genres and forms with a raw emotion and irresistable musicality; an accomplished remixer and producer, he's worked his magic on the likes of NIN, Pantera, White Zombie, JSBX, Red Hot Chili Peppers,Coil and countless others.His film work include the score for the film adaptation of J.G.Ballard's "The Atrocity Exhibition", as well as soundtracks on numerous films by underground legend Richard Kern. |
JGT provided voiceovers and incidental music for "MTV sports" for five seasons and has even scored a couple of station IDs for M2 now on the air. |
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