White Stains

Swedish band formed in 1987 by Carl Abrahamsson, who was later joined by Thomas Tibert. Named after an Aleister Crowley book of poetry. Their first release 'At Stockholm' was named after one of the poems in the book and featured Genesis P-Orridge reading it over their music. The album has be variously credited to White Stains with Psychick TV, Genesis P-Orridge and Thee Majesty.

The band evolved from a loud psychedelic band in their first year into a more experimental act when Tibert joined. They released a series of albums before ending in early 1994.

Tibert and Abrahamsson regularly collaborated with P-Orridge, including a track as M.C. Chunky & The Night Burglers on 1991's Ultrahouse (The L.A. Connection).

In 2002, Tibert and Abramsson became Cotton Ferox.