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This theory is based on the fact that reports of fan death first appeared in the 1970s.

In summer, mainstream Korean news sources regularly report on alleged cases of fan death.

Belief in fan death is common even among knowledgeable medical professionals in Korea.

Opaine went on to form the disco band Fan Death.

The advice is usually satirical, for example urging listeners to turn off their fans at night to avoid fan death.

However, this article at least nominally repudiates the fan death myth, saying that there is "no evidence" for it.

Fan death, an urban legend in South Korea.

He has conducted autopsies on some of the people who have been described in Korean media as having succumbed to fan death:

Womb of Dreams is the debut album by electro-disco band Fan Death.

Fan Death - Reunited.

Fan Death as Popular Culture (t-shirt)

One fan death was reported before half time, that of Timmins resident Roderick Osborne who collapsed in the stadium seating area.

In 2003 the two embarked on a decade long collaboration that encompassed the projects Dandi Wind and Fan Death.

The following month, the band toured Europe and Canada with Canadian electro duo Fan Death as their support.

Fan Death Records is an independent record label currently based out of Baltimore, Maryland, and Montreal, Quebec.

In 2007 with the addition of Marta Jaciubek McKeever the Fan Death project was created.

A Coin For The Well is the third EP by Fan Death.

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This performance was captured and released as a one-sided 12" on the Fan Death Records imprint from Baltimore, Maryland.

Better Off As Two (Fan Death Remix)

Fan death is a widely held belief in South Korea that an electric fan left running overnight in a closed room can cause the death of those sleeping inside.

Fan Death is also affiliated with DNA Test Fest, a punk, noise rock and experimental music festival held in Baltimore, Maryland, every year.

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This is the album version of disco girls Fan Death s The Constellations, opening track of their debut LP Womb ...

Electronic band Fan Death and garage-revival band Harlem have also covered the song, and it is currently being performed at live shows by Liverpudlian band Lovecraft, recently signed to the Probe Plus label.