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Link: http://www.obscure.co.nz/chromeimageRef(FearvLoathinc, alt:"FearvLoathinc CD Cover", align:left)}New Zealand industrial music comes of age with the release of Bombay Girl from Aotearoa collective Fear v Loathinc.

Developed over the period 93 - 97, Fear v Loathinc's Bombay Girl is a cyclic rejuvenation, a fusion of ambient sounds interspliced with hard-edged electronica.

We want to take electronic body music and fuse it with trance to produce a hypnotic, subliminal electronic body music.

Since the groups inception in 1990, a selection of limited edition releases for radio followed, culminating in the 97 release of Bombay Girl.

Bombay Girl is the brainchild of Johnny Chrome and features the production and engineering skills of Evan Roberts (Trasch). As war is fought with advanced electronic equipment, Bombay Girl is our weapon in the war for the mind says Johnny Chrome.

FEARvLOATHINC are determined not to bow to clichés or fads but to stand true to the uncompromising tennents of Electronic body music.