Napalm Death

Brooklyn Vegan — by Rob Sperry-Fromm Napalm Death at Knockdown Center (more by Greg Cristman) Original grind masters Napalm Death are streaming a brand new single from their incredibly named upcoming album Apex Predator - Easy Meat, which is due out on January... more info

Stereogum — I was just talking to the Black Market guys about how November has been a somewhat slow month for new metal when out of nowhere: a new song from Faith No More, and FIVE SECONDS LATER, a new song from the untouchable British grindcore/death metal gods... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Rob Sperry-Fromm Napalm Death at Knockdown Center (more by Greg Cristman) There's yet another absolutely loaded, must-catch, all-star metal tour on the horizon, giving metalheads still more reason to get excited about 2015. Napalm Death, Voivod, E... more info

Stereogum — The former Napalm Death member Justin K. Broadrick started making music with his band Godflesh in 1988, and that band’s slow, bruising, mechanized riff-trudges would change the landscape of heavy music throughout the ’90s, both on the metal and i... more info

Metalsucks — Sodom, Napalm Death, Anaal Nathrakh, Vallenfyre, Portal, Neurosis, Master, D.R.I. and Aura Noir... just to name a few! The post These are the 45 Bands Announced for Maryland Deathfest XIII So Far appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Napalm Death at Hardcore Activity In Progress (more by Greg Cristman) Maryland Deathfest 2015 recently announced its initial lineup, and now more bands have been added, including Sodom, Demlich, Napalm Death, Anaal Nathrakh, Primordial, Martyrdod, P.... more info

Metalsucks — Members of Lamb of God, Cynic, Fear Factory, Napalm Death and more team up with members of lesser-known bands on the Rogue Records roster to create a new album. The post Project Rogue – Titans Promises to be the All Star Supergroup to End All Star ... more info

Stereogum — Justin Broadrick formed Godflesh in 1988, after he left Napalm Death, and his band’s mechanized, oppressive monster-trudge has exerted its crushing will on a few different generations of metal and industrial. (If you haven’t heard 1989′s Street... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Greg Cristman, words by Ian Chainey "Regis = the one techno act that can get diehard Napalm Death fans dancing. Or at least nodding their heads agreeably." - Self Titled Mag "Glenn Branca walking the floors of Hardcore... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — By Doug Moore Misery Index at Europa, 2011 (more by Samantha Marble) Let's get started with news: Napalm Death (no introduction necessary, one hopes) have recorded a cover of Cardiacs' "To Go Off And Things" and are selling it for... more info