Attrition finally founded their own label, Two Gods, in 2006 and released "Tearing Arms from Deities", a 25th anniversary collection of material spanning Attrition's career, and "Something Stirs - The Beginning", a collection of many of their cassette compilation tracks from the early 1980s. Two Gods would serve as a vehicle for releasing remastered reissues of the entire Attrition back catalogue in the following years. It has also served as a label for releases from other bands, including Rossetti's Compass. In June 2008 Attrition once more became a multi-member act with the addition of female vocalist Sin D'rella. Bowes and Sin then released the twelfth album proper for the band, "All Mine Enemys Whispers - The Story of Mary Ann Cotton", a concept album built around the true story of a mid-19th century serial killer in England, the arresting officer of whom Bowes is a descendant. The album bears a marked departure from what has come to be seen as the signature Attrition sound, ditching prominent synthesizer base lines, percussion, and vocals for atmospheric, ambient, and found sounds. Guests on the album include Emilie Autumn, Erica Mulkey, and Bowes' own two children.  2009 has seen the release of a live album, "Kill the Buddha!", that celebrates 25 years of live touring, and "Wrapped in the guise of my friend", an album of Attrition songs covered by other bands.  2012 and Martin has worked with his wife Kerri on their first full-length movie score, Invocation. Martin taught music technology at City College in Coventry for many years and left in 2011 to work full-time on mastering and production for Attrition and other artists in his studio The Cage. http://www.thecagestudios.co.uk 2013. The Unraveller of Angels... 2015. Millions of the Mouthless Dead... and album Martin made with Anni Hogan (of Marc and the Mambas fame)... exploring First World War poetry set to dark ambient scores... includes a guest appearance from Wolfgang Flur (ex-Kraftwerk)  Martin Bowes has cited a wide variety of influences on his music, including experimental rock, punk, post-punk, and industrial groups such as The Velvet Underground, Crass, the Sex Pistols, Magazine, Joy Division, and Cabaret Voltaire, early experimental electronic groups like Kraftwerk, classic rock'n'roll (Elvis), and even Beethoven.