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Fetal Attraction
Fetal Attraction formed in Manchester, England in 1986 with Iain Brunt on vocals, Daz Greenwood on guitar, Martin Hartley on bass, and Mark Bamforth on drums....
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A Heart Burned To Ashes
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Designed To Be Your Slave
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Die, Die My Darling
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A Heart Burned To Ashes
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Designed To Be Your Slave
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Die, Die My Darling
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Hopeless Romantic
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Mad World
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Remembering Days Long Since Forgotten
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Scribble Out The Lies
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Sick
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Uncommon Rejection
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United States Of Shit
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Untitled
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Zero
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Fetal Attraction formed in Manchester, England in 1986 with Iain Brunt on vocals, Daz Greenwood on guitar, Martin Hartley on bass, and Mark Bamforth on drums. Their music was a harsh collision of industrial noise and death metal, with Brunt's lyrics often confronting violent and nihilistic themes. They released albums like 'Embryonic Minds' in 1989 and 'A Heart Burned to Ashes' in 1991, which included the song 'A Heart Burned To Ashes' from their catalog.
Their sound was deliberately abrasive, built around Greenwood's dissonant guitar work and Hartley's chaotic bass lines. Songs like 'Designed To Be Your Slave' and 'Die, Die My Darling' typified their confrontational approach. The band faced criticism for what some called an 'unlistenable' quality in their music, but they generally ignored it and kept working.
They put out more records through the mid-90s, including 'The Crimson Dream' in 1993 and 'Chaos Is My God' in 1995. Their catalog also includes tracks like 'Hopeless Romantic' and a cover of 'Mad World,' though their version was far removed from any pop sensibility. The music stayed raw and uncompromising throughout their run.
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