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Nigel Ayers and Caroline K take their inaccessible best and thrown it into the melting pot with a set of pumping rhythms. Between pure noise and electronic beats, Viral Shedding is creating a twisted and percussive rhythmic urge, a funky disco sound permeated by digital industrial beats. Originally released on Illuminated Records in 1983, Viral Shedding is surely one of the most important references for the industrial/funk dance music. Led by Nigel Ayers and Caroline K, the band was one of the first to use tape cutting, avant-garde art, and underground video works to create a stage experience that was being cultivated by like-minded artists like Throbbing Gristle, SPK, and Cabaret Voltaire.

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Mannequin Records start a series of re-presses dedicated to the legendary Nocturnal Emissions, one of the best kept secrets of the industrial genre since the 1970s. All we could do in that sort of milieu was imagine what the alternative would be like.' But we were having horrible times with Thatcher. If we actually had a revolution in this country, it would be like Iraq or something, or Syria. All these old punks and hippies preaching revolution, I don't think we were really prepared to live with the consequences. But it would probably have been quite unpleasant. I was convinced there was going to be a revolution. As Nigel himself reminds, 'they were buying lots of equipment at the time and seemed to have naturally acquired some skill over the years so they thought, 'Let's make some pop music.' He continues: 'The Miners' Strike was on and there were riots down our street in Brixton. Classics such as 'No Sacrifice' and 'Never Give Up' have made this an essential album for every fan of electronic music. Songs of Love and Revolution was a big step forward for the band, having a full-color cover and turning the NE sound further towards electronic pop music. SOLAR was the last of the bunch, and was the most explicitly 'message'-oriented and political. Then came a few albums that were firmly song-dominated. The first couple of albums were brooding, bleak affairs that called to mind a more sedate version of SPK. The release marked the end of a period of more 'conventional' songwriting and instrument use for Nocturnal Emissions. Originally self-released in 1985 for Sterile Records, Songs of Love and Revolution is the Nocturnal Emission's most successful album ever. Still, women who are concerned about nocturnal orgasms should speak to their doctor.Mannequin Records start a series of re-presses dedicated to the legendary Nocturnal Emissions, one of the best kept secrets of the industrial genre since the 1970s. If they don’t happen, that’s normal, too. But women should not worry if they have nocturnal orgasms or not. Reaching orgasm during sleep is more common among males than females. A 1986 study in The Journal of Sex Research found that most women who had nocturnal orgasms had their first one before the age of 21.The women who had nocturnal orgasms tended to have them about three or four times a year. By age 45, 37% of the women in his study group had had a sexual dream that brought them to orgasm. In 1953, sex researcher Alfred Kinsey estimated that about 70% of women had had sexual dreams at some point in their lives.Unfortunately, women’s orgasms during sleep have not been widely studied.

They can happen during adolescence and throughout adulthood. The sexual dreams may lead to vaginal lubrication and orgasms (often called nocturnal orgasms). Adult men may have wet dreams as well.įor women, the experience is less “wet” but still intense. We often associate the term “wet dream” (nocturnal emission) with adolescent boys, who often ejaculate during sleep after having a sexual dream.

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