Vagina 32

Vagina 32 were a shortlived internet sensation who uploaded songs from 2040 to 2046 on three popular sharing sites, RamBam, BeatUrMeat and FlopBox. They never performed in public and their names were hidden behind various internet handles and their voices intentionally distorted. The screaming 'banshee voice' they engineered quickly became a fixture of rape rock acts in the Forties. However, studies of their tracks show that there were at least five band members. No videos accompanied their uploads, only a static picture of the band logo (a schematic of a vagina dentata) or some other grotesque visual. Their most popular hit 'Can Open' was accompanied by a collage of ripped-up stomachs. They were notorious for extremely graphic lyrics, and an odd feature of their songs was the way the voice of the victim and the perpetrator would become mixed up and confused, until it was impossible to say whether it is the victim's terror or the perpetrator's hate that was being expressed. 'Mutually Assured Penetration' is one such track. Their music was lost for many centuries until it was decoded in 238 from a highly degraded flash drive recovered from the Forbidden Land.