Distorture is an obsolete synonym for distortion. (Examples given in the Oxford English Dictionary date from 1613 and 1709, respectively. ) It is also the name of a collection of horror stories by Rob Hardin (Black Ice Books, 1997) and, later, a thrash metal band in Oxford and a nightclub in Edinburgh. For centuries, the term languished in obscurity.
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- Distorture is an obsolete synonym for distortion. (Examples given in the Oxford English Dictionary date from 1613 and 1709, respectively. ) It is also the name of a collection of horror stories by Rob Hardin (Black Ice Books, 1997) and, later, a thrash metal band in Oxford and a nightclub in Edinburgh. For centuries, the term languished in obscurity. It was rediscovered in 1986, when Hardin and guitarist Bond Bergland were researching possible names for a music project (eventually known as Saqqara Dogs).
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- Distorture is an obsolete synonym for distortion. (Examples given in the Oxford English Dictionary date from 1613 and 1709, respectively. ) It is also the name of a collection of horror stories by Rob Hardin (Black Ice Books, 1997) and, later, a thrash metal band in Oxford and a nightclub in Edinburgh. For centuries, the term languished in obscurity.
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