The average youth listens to music 1.5 to 2.5 hours per day. Music is an integral part of teens' lives. Popular music may contribute to early sex. A recent survey suggested that most sexually experienced teens wish they had waited longer to have intercourse other data indicate that unplanned pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases are more common among those who begin sexual activity earlier. Early sexual activity is a significant problem in the United States. Abilita Javascript per vederlo.BACKGROUND. Questo indirizzo e-mail è protetto dallo spam bot. Guarda il video Attrition - A girl called harmony " Forever there will be the speculation that the exploration of darkness as a beautiful place will lessen our fear of it all, ease the pain a little." Kill the Buddha! Live in Europe & the USAĢ010. Tearing arms from Deities the twenty five year anniversary collectionĢ006. The Eternity LP a collection of classical remixes and raritiesĢ006.
Esoteria a collection of ambient worksĢ003. He has just completed work on a song for the new Pigface album and is recording the narrators voice to an upcoming US horror film, “C for Chaos”…ĪTTRITION … are currently touring and working on their latest album…ġ999.
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Martin’s increasing studio production work has included mixes for The Damage Manual (Martin Atkins, Jah Wobble, Geordie Walker, Chris Connelly et al…), Die Form, In the Nursery, Black tape for a blue girl, Emilie Autumn and more… In Germany Orkus magazine’s Best of the 90’s collection featured their darkwave classic “A girl called harmony”…Īttrition’s work been remixed by underground artists from an eclectic mix of genres including Chris n Cosey, Martin Atkins, Dance or Die and UK drum n bass act Rascal & Klone…(featured on the first Grand Theft Auto game soundtrack.) Recently their song “Acid Tongue” featured on KTEL’s Industrial story CD - a who’s who of industrial music with Cabaret Voltaire, Throbbing Gristle, Ministry, Nitzer Ebb, Neubauten et al…
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Through their career Attrition have worked with musicians as diverse as psychedelic veterans The Legendary Pink Dot’s to punk legend TV Smith to Franck Dematteis of the Paris Opera.Īttrition’s music has featured on countless releases - from 1984’s “Bullshit detector” on Crass records to the hugely successful “Animal liberation” album alongside Siouxsie & the Banshees, The Smiths, Nina Hagen & Lene Lovich etc… (most recently two of their songs are included on the US cult film “Mint in box” alongside the Pogues…) The band has regularly toured Europe, North America and Mexico, Russia and Asia, appeared at major festivals and had their music included on a number of film soundtracks. Formed in 1980 in Coventry, England, influenced by a mix of punk ideology and experimental art aesthetics, they emerged as part of the early '80's UK Industrial scene alongside contemporaries Coil, Test Department, Legendary Pink Dots, In The Nursery, Portion Control et al.įounder Martin Bowes has steered the band through a 30 year career, fuelled by a succession of critically acclaimed albums.a selling over 70,000 to date. With more than twenty albums of constant variety, and an ever-expanding sound, they remain one of music's darker and fascinating lights." AkaneĪTTRITION are pioneers in a darker electronica. The music flows - from gothic to industrial to experimental to classical - so smoothly, they might as well be making their own category. From its earlier sparse and stark soundscapes, to a more expansive palette of orchestral work, Attrition has successfully melded several genres into one. Such is the imagery that spawns Attrition, who, with its marriage of the classic and modern, has brought to music the equivalent of a surrealist painting. A viola plays in the distance, giving life to this inorganic mass. Lyrics dart out in bullets from soundscapes peppered in sharp vocals and sound bites. "Inside a cage of sound, Cold waves of electronics are juxtaposed against voices that seep through cracks in the walls of machinery and wires.
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