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Chris and Cosey: Pioneers of Electronic Music
Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti, better known as Chris and Cosey, are a British electronic music duo who have been creating and performing together since the early 1970s. They are considered pioneers in the field of electronic music and have influenced countless artists over the years.
Chris and Cosey met in 1971 while working at the London-based arts organization, Exploding Galaxy. They soon formed their own band, COUM Transmissions, which was known for its controversial and boundary-pushing performances. In 1976, they changed their name to Throbbing Gristle and became one of the founding members of the Industrial music genre.
After Throbbing Gristle disbanded in 1981, Chris and Cosey continued to create music together, releasing their first album under their own names in 1982. Since then, they have released over twenty albums and have collaborated with many other musicians and artists, including Genesis P-Orridge, Peter Christopherson, and Psychic TV.
One of the things that makes Chris and Cosey unique is their use of a wide range of electronic instruments and technology in their music. They are known for their experimentation with synthesizers, drum machines, and other electronic equipment, as well as their incorporation of sampling and looping techniques.
Their music is often described as dark and atmospheric, with a heavy emphasis on industrial and electronic sounds. They have been described as "pioneers of industrial music" and have been credited with influencing many other electronic and industrial artists.
In addition to their music, Chris and Cosey are also known for their visual art and performance art. They have exhibited their work in galleries and museums around the world and have performed at numerous festivals and events.
Chris and Cosey continue to create and perform music together, and their influence on the electronic music scene is undeniable. They are true pioneers in the field and their contributions to the world of electronic music are immeasurable.
