VWT

VWT is not a person or group of people as much as it is a giant colony of houseflies and maggots. They are able to do people stuff by combining together in a humanoid form, sort of like Voltron but significantly grosser. Though today VWT is primarily focused on music, in previous millenia it was a notable inventor. According to historical records, stone tablets, and the patent office, VWT has been credited with inventing wood, swearing, fat chicks, the letter 3 (which the film Robocop 3 ultimately chose to use as a NUMBER, thus altering the course of history), and most recently, a car capable of driving people. VWT's music career began with the comission to provide the soundtrack to the album "Labrynth" by David Bowie. By the 1980's they had become a popular choice among recording artists wishing to augment their albums with music. VWT made headlines recently when she was given the opportunity to provide the musical score to the piece 4'33" by John Cage. VWT's influences include butter and the melodic strains of small tortured animals. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.