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This article is about the band. It should not be confused with foetus, an embryo in later stages of development.

Foetus is the main entity of industrial music pioneer J. G. Thirlwell. An entity that has varied wildly in name, as in music. All the releases up to 1995 have had various different titles, including Foetus Under Glass, You've Got Foetus On Your Breath and Scraping Foetus Off The Wheel. After 1995 it became just plain Foetus, with the exception of The Foetus Symphony Orchestra (which includes other participants), in 1997.

Discography


Studio albums

Live, remix and compilation albums

EPs, singles and miscellaneous

See also: Steroid Maximus, Manorexia, Wiseblood, J. G. Thirlwell

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 color: 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. * Beginning with Flow, the artwork of primary albums reverted to black/white/red, though other releases continue in full color.

See also


External links


Industrial music groups | Transgressive artists | Post-punk

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