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JG Thirlwell is a composer/producer/performer based in Brooklyn, NY. Born in Melbourne, he moved to London in 1978, then relocated to NYC in 1983, where he has been based ever since. As well as his own name, he works under many pseudonyms including Manorexia, Foetus, Xordox, Steroid Maximus, Baby Zizanie, Hydroze Plus, Clint Ruin and Wiseblood.
This article details the complete work of an Australian-born composer and music producer JG Thirlwell, from his beginnings in 1980 to the present. It covers his output under multiple pseudonyms as well as his work as a collaborating artist and soundtrack composer.
18 de abr. de 2024 · James George Thirlwell, known as JG Thirlwell and by aliases like Clint Ruin and Foetus, is an Australian multi-instrumentalist, composer, and record producer. Born on January 29, 1960, in Melbourne, Australia, Thirlwell studied fine art before moving to London in 1978, where he became embedded in the post-punk scene with pragVEC and initiated ...
JG Thirlwell is a Brooklyn based composer who is known for his musical projects Foetus, Manorexia, Xordox, Steroid Maximus and more. He creates the musical scores the animated shows Archer and Venture Bros. He has collaborated with Melvins, Zola Jesus, Lydia Lunch, Simon Steensland, Tredici Bacci and many more. He has composed for Kronos Quartet, Bang On A Can, Dither, Alarm Will Sound and more
22 de abr. de 2024 · Recreated by Nine Inch Nails (Chris Vrenna, Robin Finck, Danny Lohner, Charlie Clouser, Trent Reznor) with Sean Beavan and Brian Pollack. 1995. 5:41. Self Destruction, Part Two. Further Down The Spiral. Remixed by J.G. Thirlwell, Engineering: Rob Sutton, Jim Janik.
Singles Santarcangelo JG Thirlwell - TehoTeardo 2011 Überschall Foetus / Faust / Stereolab 1996 Verklemmt / Be Thankful Foetus 1995 Safari To Mumbooba! Garage Monsters 1993 Volgarity Steroid Maximus 1990 Somnambulumdrum Foetus Inc. 1990 Powerhouse! Garage Monsters 1990 Someone Drowned In My Pool / Stumbo Wiseblood 1986 Motorslug / Death Rape 2000 Wiseblood 1985 Finely Honed Machine / Sick ...
There’s been enough unwarranted hyperbole splattered on the bathroom tiles of 1984, but in the middle of the confusion, two LPs have arisen that genuinely aspire to classic status. Nick Cave’s lovesick ‘From Her To Eternity’ (inevitably) was the first; and now rasping, coughing and grunting over its head comes the conflict-charred ...
