Manorexia: Volvox Turbo

Release Information

CD Jun 2001 Ectopic Ents International #Ect Ents 021 Made in the US

Track Listing

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01. The Hardened Artery
02. Ice on the Equator
03. Zithromax Jitters
04. Impedimenta1
05. A Womb Is Waiting
06. Helicobra
07. Tiki Envy”
08. Toxodon Mourning
09. The Cringe Factory
10. Melting at the Temple”
11. Tongue of Uncertainty
12. Bruxism
13. Tubercular Bells
14. Tranque3

Linear Notes

Created by J.G.Thirlwell at Self Immolation Laboratories for Ectopic Ents International.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: The Hardened Artery; Ice on the Equator; Zithromax Jitters; Impedimenta; A Womb is Waiting; Helicobra; Tiki Envy; Toxodon Mourning; The Cringe Factory; Melting at the Temple; Tongue of Uncertainty; Bruxism; Tubercular Bells; Tranque.

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J.G.Thirlwell: Everything

Mastered by Drew Anderson at Masterdisk

Artwork by J.G.Thirlwell/Art Director: S.A. Schwartz
Published by Ectopic Music

An Ectopic Ents Production from Self Immolation Studios
www.foetus.org
cat # Ect Ents 021

Release Notes

Volvox Turbo is the debut album from Manorexia. It was released in 2001 by Ectopic Ents, and is catalog #ECT ENTS 021.

Volvox Turbo was a limited edition album self-distributed by J. G. Thirlwell. It was sold exclusively at the Official Foetus Website and at Foetus shows during the tour for Flow. It has recently been available again through the foetus.org/shop.

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Reviews

Manorexia is J.G. Thirlwell, aka Foetus, and he is the sole person to blame for this 64 minute instrumental suite. “Volvox Turbo” is a soundtrack for … something. A psychodramatic thriller? A good/bad night’s sleep? An acid trip gone horribly right/wrong? All of the above? Yes. Here Thirlwell engages in experimental territory similar to some of the work of former collaborators Coil and Nurse With Wound, merging together 14 varied and indexed movements. Excepting a handful of prescribed panic attacks, much of the journey is a surreal sort of subdued ambiance comprised of strings, horns, flutes, tinker bells, drone, line noise and found sounds. Juxtaposed within are bits of ethnic travelogue such as the gypsy swirl of “Helicobra”, Hawaiian fire dance of “Tiki Envy” and rain forest atmosphere intro of “Tubercular Bells”. The mood gradually shifts gears multiple times from smooth and soothing to tense and climactic, artfully amusing to deadly serious, cherubic to downright menacing. It’s really a rather stunning piece of work, an antithesis of the latest Foetus album “Flow” but equally interesting, and more proof of Thirlwell’s multifaceted abilities. “Volvox Turbo” is available at the Foetus shows through July or foetus.org. – Mark Weddle, Branwashed.com