Crystal clear/red/blue marbled vinyl, limited to 300 copies in gatefold sleeve.
A1. Cold Landscapes
A2. Downfall Of The Epoch
A3. Towards The Light
B1. Twilight Aureole
B2. The Day Will Come
B3. Listening To The Silence
Pink/black mixed vinyl, limited to 300 copies in gatefold sleeve.
A1. Sunset in Carpathians
A2. Tears of Gods
A3. Archaic Dance
B1. The Milky Way
B2. Why the Sun Becomes Sad
B3. The Cranes Will Never Return Here
B4. Grey-Haired Steppe
Crystal clear/purple marbled vinyl, limited to 300 copies in gatefold sleeve.
A1. Eternal Circle
A2. Breath Of Cold Black Soil
A3. When Gods Leave Their Emerald Halls
B1. Farewell To Autumn's Sorrowful Birds
B2. Night Woven Of Snow, Winds And Grey-Haired Stars
Digipak CD.
1. Diabolical Edict (03:29)
2. Fall Of The Leaf (02:33)
3. Theresiana (03:03)
4. Of Pillars And Trees (04:03)
5. Tenaillement (02:53)
6. Maleficium (03:09)
7. VII Nails (02:17)
8. Vredens Dag (03:20)
9. Suffocation In Ash (03:05)
10. Harbinger Of Woe (04:04)
Black double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.
Side A:
1. Everybody Bleeds
2. Freedom
3. (Hold On) To The Dream
Side B:
1. What Do I Got To Lose?
2. Hard Darkness
3. Future Of The Youth
Side C:
1. Vendetta
2. F.U.
3. Crucify Me
Side D:
1. About To Break
2. To Live Again
Jewelcase CD.
1. Everybody Bleeds
2. Freedom
3. (Hold On) To The Dream
4. What Do I Got To Lose?
5. Hard Darkness
6. Future Of The Youth
7. Vendetta
8. F.U.
9. Crucify Me
10. About To Break
11. To Live Again
Crystal clear double-vinyl, limited to 300 copies in gatefold sleeve.
Side A:
1. Everybody Bleeds
2. Freedom
3. (Hold On) To The Dream
Side B:
1. What Do I Got To Lose?
2. Hard Darkness
3. Future Of The Youth
Side C:
1. Vendetta
2. F.U.
3. Crucify Me
Side D:
1. About To Break
2. To Live Again
Black tape.
1. Diablo
2. Where I Reign
3. Residue
4. Idle Hands
5. Trophies Of The Tyrant
6. Crucifixation
7. Tension
8. Everything I Hate About You
9. Toxic
10. Two Fists
11. Rage
12. Shrapnel
13. From Hell I Rise
Gold double-vinyl, limited to 500 copies in gatefold sleeve.
Side A:
1. Everybody Bleeds
2. Freedom
3. (Hold On) To The Dream
Side B:
1. What Do I Got To Lose?
2. Hard Darkness
3. Future Of The Youth
Side C:
1. Vendetta
2. F.U.
3. Crucify Me
Side D:
1. About To Break
2. To Live Again
Gold tape.
1. Diablo
2. Where I Reign
3. Residue
4. Idle Hands
5. Trophies Of The Tyrant
6. Crucifixation
7. Tension
8. Everything I Hate About You
9. Toxic
10. Two Fists
11. Rage
12. Shrapnel
13. From Hell I Rise
Jewelcase CD.
1. Diablo
2. Where I reign
3. Residue
4. Idle hands
5. Trophies of the tyrant
6. Crucifixation
7. Tension
8. Everything I hate about you
9. Toxic
10. Two fists
11. Rage
12. Shrapnel
13. From hell I rise
Black/dark red marbled vinyl in gatefold sleeve.
1. Diablo
2. Where I reign
3. Residue
4. Idle hands
5. Trophies of the tyrant
6. Crucifixation
7. Tension
8. Everything I hate about you
9. Toxic
10. Two fists
11. Rage
12. Shrapnel
13. From hell I rise
Dark red/orange marbled vinyl in gatefold sleeve.
1. Diablo
2. Where I reign
3. Residue
4. Idle hands
5. Trophies of the tyrant
6. Crucifixation
7. Tension
8. Everything I hate about you
9. Toxic
10. Two fists
11. Rage
12. Shrapnel
13. From hell I rise
Jewelcase CD.
1. Let’s Wake Up This Town
2. Back To The 1970's
3. When Thunder And Lightning
Strikes
4. This Fire Still Burns
5. Man On The Highwire
6. I Can't Wait No Longer
7. Don't Make No Difference
8. Fire Me Up
9. Free Yourself
10. Kick You Around
11. I've Got My Mind Made Up
Jewelcase CD.
1. Out of the Blue
2. Don’t Need Another Heartache
3. No Easy Way Out
4. Lost
5. Whatever It Takes
6. Black Water
7. Cut Me Loose
8. Leap of Faith
9. California
10. Another Day in My World
11. Blue Sky Mind
Transparent yellow vinyl.
1. Rise From The Ashes 2. Swallowed By Hell 3. Bloody Floors 4. Burn Pit 5. Fear Incarnate 6. Fuck Them All 7. Bleed Them Dry 8. Pine Tuxedo 9. Killer Instinct 10. Psychosis
"An overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic"
Napalm Death's "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," released in 2015, is a visceral exploration of societal and economic injustices, delivered with the band's trademark intensity. This album presents an overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic, "Apex Predator" showcases the band's ability to innovate within the extreme music genre.
The album opens with the eerie, industrial title track "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," setting the stage for a relentless auditory assault. Tracks like "Smash a Single Digit" and "How the Years Condemn" burst forth with explosive grindcore fury, while songs such as "Dear Slum Landlord…" incorporate elements of doom and post-punk, demonstrating the band's versatility.
Lyrically, the album tackles themes of exploitation and dehumanization, with Barney Greenway's powerful vocals delivering scathing critiques of corporate greed and social apathy. The band's unyielding energy and commitment to their message resonate throughout the album, making it a compelling listen for both longtime fans and newcomers.
"Apex Predator – Easy Meat" is a testament to Napalm Death's status as pioneers of grindcore, blending ferocious speed, brutal soundscapes, and thought-provoking content into a cohesive and impactful work.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· 4 page booklet in LP format with refreshed graphical design
· DIN A2 sized folded poster, two sided
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Black 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 300 copies
Track listing:
A1. Apex Predator - Easy Meat
A2. Smash a Single Digit
A3. Metaphorically Screw You
A4. How the Years Condemn
A5. Stubborn Stains
A6. Timeless Flogging
A7. Dear Slum Landlord...
A8. Cesspits
B1. Bloodless Coup
B2. Beyond the Pale
B3. Stunt Your Growth
B4. Hierarchies
B5. One-Eyed
B6. Adversarial / Copulating Snakes
B7. Critical Gluttonous Mass
"An overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic"
Napalm Death's "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," released in 2015, is a visceral exploration of societal and economic injustices, delivered with the band's trademark intensity. This album presents an overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic, "Apex Predator" showcases the band's ability to innovate within the extreme music genre.
The album opens with the eerie, industrial title track "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," setting the stage for a relentless auditory assault. Tracks like "Smash a Single Digit" and "How the Years Condemn" burst forth with explosive grindcore fury, while songs such as "Dear Slum Landlord…" incorporate elements of doom and post-punk, demonstrating the band's versatility.
Lyrically, the album tackles themes of exploitation and dehumanization, with Barney Greenway's powerful vocals delivering scathing critiques of corporate greed and social apathy. The band's unyielding energy and commitment to their message resonate throughout the album, making it a compelling listen for both longtime fans and newcomers.
"Apex Predator – Easy Meat" is a testament to Napalm Death's status as pioneers of grindcore, blending ferocious speed, brutal soundscapes, and thought-provoking content into a cohesive and impactful work.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· 4 page booklet in LP format with refreshed graphical design
· DIN A2 sized folded poster, two sided
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Ultra clear with rusty red/black "meat" marbled, 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 300 copies
Track listing:
A1. Apex Predator - Easy Meat
A2. Smash a Single Digit
A3. Metaphorically Screw You
A4. How the Years Condemn
A5. Stubborn Stains
A6. Timeless Flogging
A7. Dear Slum Landlord...
A8. Cesspits
B1. Bloodless Coup
B2. Beyond the Pale
B3. Stunt Your Growth
B4. Hierarchies
B5. One-Eyed
B6. Adversarial / Copulating Snakes
B7. Critical Gluttonous Mass
"An overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic"
Napalm Death's "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," released in 2015, is a visceral exploration of societal and economic injustices, delivered with the band's trademark intensity. This album presents an overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic, "Apex Predator" showcases the band's ability to innovate within the extreme music genre.
The album opens with the eerie, industrial title track "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," setting the stage for a relentless auditory assault. Tracks like "Smash a Single Digit" and "How the Years Condemn" burst forth with explosive grindcore fury, while songs such as "Dear Slum Landlord…" incorporate elements of doom and post-punk, demonstrating the band's versatility.
Lyrically, the album tackles themes of exploitation and dehumanization, with Barney Greenway's powerful vocals delivering scathing critiques of corporate greed and social apathy. The band's unyielding energy and commitment to their message resonate throughout the album, making it a compelling listen for both longtime fans and newcomers.
"Apex Predator – Easy Meat" is a testament to Napalm Death's status as pioneers of grindcore, blending ferocious speed, brutal soundscapes, and thought-provoking content into a cohesive and impactful work.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· 4 page booklet in LP format with refreshed graphical design
· DIN A2 sized folded poster, two sided
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Golden 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 200 copies
Track listing:
A1. Apex Predator - Easy Meat
A2. Smash a Single Digit
A3. Metaphorically Screw You
A4. How the Years Condemn
A5. Stubborn Stains
A6. Timeless Flogging
A7. Dear Slum Landlord...
A8. Cesspits
B1. Bloodless Coup
B2. Beyond the Pale
B3. Stunt Your Growth
B4. Hierarchies
B5. One-Eyed
B6. Adversarial / Copulating Snakes
B7. Critical Gluttonous Mass
"An overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic"
Napalm Death's "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," released in 2015, is a visceral exploration of societal and economic injustices, delivered with the band's trademark intensity. This album presents an overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic, "Apex Predator" showcases the band's ability to innovate within the extreme music genre.
The album opens with the eerie, industrial title track "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," setting the stage for a relentless auditory assault. Tracks like "Smash a Single Digit" and "How the Years Condemn" burst forth with explosive grindcore fury, while songs such as "Dear Slum Landlord…" incorporate elements of doom and post-punk, demonstrating the band's versatility.
Lyrically, the album tackles themes of exploitation and dehumanization, with Barney Greenway's powerful vocals delivering scathing critiques of corporate greed and social apathy. The band's unyielding energy and commitment to their message resonate throughout the album, making it a compelling listen for both longtime fans and newcomers.
"Apex Predator – Easy Meat" is a testament to Napalm Death's status as pioneers of grindcore, blending ferocious speed, brutal soundscapes, and thought-provoking content into a cohesive and impactful work.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm) with 7mm spine, exclusively made for this version only!
· 4 page booklet in LP format with refreshed graphical design
· DIN A2 sized folded poster, two sided
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Clear vinyl with filled two colored rotten blood liquid *
· Ultra heavy vinyl, pressed and special manufacturing in Germany
· Limited to 100 handnumbered copies
· SCR shop exclusive!
* no animals were harmed, all components are plant-based
No more than 2 copies per orders! Otherwise your order will be cancelled!
Please bear in mind that this is a collector's item for die-hard fans who, like you, collect the music they love. Therefore we ask you to be fair and order only one copy per person.
Track listing:
A1. Apex Predator - Easy Meat
A2. Smash a Single Digit
A3. Metaphorically Screw You
A4. How the Years Condemn
A5. Stubborn Stains
A6. Timeless Flogging
A7. Dear Slum Landlord...
A8. Cesspits
B1. Bloodless Coup
B2. Beyond the Pale
B3. Stunt Your Growth
B4. Hierarchies
B5. One-Eyed
B6. Adversarial / Copulating Snakes
B7. Critical Gluttonous Mass
"An overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic"
Napalm Death's "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," released in 2015, is a visceral exploration of societal and economic injustices, delivered with the band's trademark intensity. This album presents an overwhelming spread of wildly diverse musical abrasion from the grind chiefs. A contemporary noise classic, "Apex Predator" showcases the band's ability to innovate within the extreme music genre.
The album opens with the eerie, industrial title track "Apex Predator – Easy Meat," setting the stage for a relentless auditory assault. Tracks like "Smash a Single Digit" and "How the Years Condemn" burst forth with explosive grindcore fury, while songs such as "Dear Slum Landlord…" incorporate elements of doom and post-punk, demonstrating the band's versatility.
Lyrically, the album tackles themes of exploitation and dehumanization, with Barney Greenway's powerful vocals delivering scathing critiques of corporate greed and social apathy. The band's unyielding energy and commitment to their message resonate throughout the album, making it a compelling listen for both longtime fans and newcomers.
"Apex Predator – Easy Meat" is a testament to Napalm Death's status as pioneers of grindcore, blending ferocious speed, brutal soundscapes, and thought-provoking content into a cohesive and impactful work.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· 4 page booklet in LP format with refreshed graphical design
· DIN A2 sized folded poster, two sided
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· White vinyl with black and rust red splatters, 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 100 handnumbered copies
· SCR shop exclusive!
Track listing:
A1. Apex Predator - Easy Meat
A2. Smash a Single Digit
A3. Metaphorically Screw You
A4. How the Years Condemn
A5. Stubborn Stains
A6. Timeless Flogging
A7. Dear Slum Landlord...
A8. Cesspits
B1. Bloodless Coup
B2. Beyond the Pale
B3. Stunt Your Growth
B4. Hierarchies
B5. One-Eyed
B6. Adversarial / Copulating Snakes
B7. Critical Gluttonous Mass
“Napalm Death Scour the underground with this all-out max distortion covers treatment“
Napalm Death's "Leaders Not Followers: Part 2" is a ferocious tribute to the band's roots and influences, released in 2004. This album is a follow-up to their 1999 EP "Leaders Not Followers" and features Napalm Death scouring the underground with this all-out max distortion covers treatment. It comprises 19 tracks that pay homage to punk, hardcore, and metal acts that shaped their sound and the extreme music landscape.
The album showcases Napalm Death's versatility and deep respect for the genre's history, covering bands like Anti-Cimex, Discharge, Hellhammer, Kreator, and Sepultura. Each track is infused with Napalm Death's signature intensity, transforming the originals into relentless grindcore anthems. Songs like "Hellnation" and "Troops of Doom" highlight the band's ability to blend their brutal style with the essence of the classics they cover.
"Leaders Not Followers: Part 2" is more than a cover album; it's a celebration of the raw, unfiltered energy that defines extreme music. For fans of Napalm Death and the broader metal and punk communities, this album serves as both a nod to the past and a testament to the band's enduring influence and unyielding spirit.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· Lyrics insert with refreshed graphical design
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Black 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 200 copies
Track listing:
A1. Lowlife
A2. Face Down In The Dirt
A3. Devastation
A4. Messiah
A5. Victims Of A Bomb Raid
A6. Night Of Pain
A7. War's No Fairytale
A8. Conform
A9. Master
B1. Fire Death Fate
B2. Riot Of Violence
B3. Game Of The Arseholes
B4. Clangor Of War
B5. Dope Fiend
B6. I'm Tired
B7. Troops Of Doom
B8. Bedtime Story
B9. Blind Justice
B10. Hate, Fear And Power
“Napalm Death Scour the underground with this all-out max distortion covers treatment“
Napalm Death's "Leaders Not Followers: Part 2" is a ferocious tribute to the band's roots and influences, released in 2004. This album is a follow-up to their 1999 EP "Leaders Not Followers" and features Napalm Death scouring the underground with this all-out max distortion covers treatment. It comprises 19 tracks that pay homage to punk, hardcore, and metal acts that shaped their sound and the extreme music landscape.
The album showcases Napalm Death's versatility and deep respect for the genre's history, covering bands like Anti-Cimex, Discharge, Hellhammer, Kreator, and Sepultura. Each track is infused with Napalm Death's signature intensity, transforming the originals into relentless grindcore anthems. Songs like "Hellnation" and "Troops of Doom" highlight the band's ability to blend their brutal style with the essence of the classics they cover.
"Leaders Not Followers: Part 2" is more than a cover album; it's a celebration of the raw, unfiltered energy that defines extreme music. For fans of Napalm Death and the broader metal and punk communities, this album serves as both a nod to the past and a testament to the band's enduring influence and unyielding spirit.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· Lyrics insert with refreshed graphical design
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Golden 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 200 copies
Track listing:
A1. Lowlife
A2. Face Down In The Dirt
A3. Devastation
A4. Messiah
A5. Victims Of A Bomb Raid
A6. Night Of Pain
A7. War's No Fairytale
A8. Conform
A9. Master
B1. Fire Death Fate
B2. Riot Of Violence
B3. Game Of The Arseholes
B4. Clangor Of War
B5. Dope Fiend
B6. I'm Tired
B7. Troops Of Doom
B8. Bedtime Story
B9. Blind Justice
B10. Hate, Fear And Power
“Napalm Death Scour the underground with this all-out max distortion covers treatment“
Napalm Death's "Leaders Not Followers: Part 2" is a ferocious tribute to the band's roots and influences, released in 2004. This album is a follow-up to their 1999 EP "Leaders Not Followers" and features Napalm Death scouring the underground with this all-out max distortion covers treatment. It comprises 19 tracks that pay homage to punk, hardcore, and metal acts that shaped their sound and the extreme music landscape.
The album showcases Napalm Death's versatility and deep respect for the genre's history, covering bands like Anti-Cimex, Discharge, Hellhammer, Kreator, and Sepultura. Each track is infused with Napalm Death's signature intensity, transforming the originals into relentless grindcore anthems. Songs like "Hellnation" and "Troops of Doom" highlight the band's ability to blend their brutal style with the essence of the classics they cover.
"Leaders Not Followers: Part 2" is more than a cover album; it's a celebration of the raw, unfiltered energy that defines extreme music. For fans of Napalm Death and the broader metal and punk communities, this album serves as both a nod to the past and a testament to the band's enduring influence and unyielding spirit.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· Lyrics insert with refreshed graphical design
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Transparent orange vinyl with black splatters, 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 100 handnumbered copies
· SCR shop exclusive!
Track listing:
A1. Lowlife
A2. Face Down In The Dirt
A3. Devastation
A4. Messiah
A5. Victims Of A Bomb Raid
A6. Night Of Pain
A7. War's No Fairytale
A8. Conform
A9. Master
B1. Fire Death Fate
B2. Riot Of Violence
B3. Game Of The Arseholes
B4. Clangor Of War
B5. Dope Fiend
B6. I'm Tired
B7. Troops Of Doom
B8. Bedtime Story
B9. Blind Justice
B10. Hate, Fear And Power
"Free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth"
Napalm Death's "Smear Campaign," released in 2006, stands as a powerful statement against religious dogma and societal oppression. This album delivers free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth. With its relentless energy and incisive lyrics, "Smear Campaign" continues the band's tradition of merging ferocious soundscapes with thought-provoking themes.
The album opens with "Weltschmerz (Intro)," setting a dark, ominous tone that quickly escalates into a barrage of blast beats, distorted riffs, and Barney Greenway's unmistakable growls. Tracks like "Sink Fast, Let Go" and "Fatalist" exemplify the band's ability to combine speed and aggression with intricate musicality and lyrical depth. The inclusion of guest vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen (ex-The Gathering) on "In Deference" adds a haunting melodic layer, contrasting sharply with the album's brutal intensity.
"Smear Campaign" is not just an auditory assault but a call to question and dismantle the oppressive structures upheld by religious and political institutions. For fans of extreme music, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring relevance and their unwavering commitment to challenging the status quo through grindcore.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· Lyrics insert with refreshed graphical design
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Black 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 400 copies
Track listing:
A1. Weltschmerz (Intro)
A2. Sink Fast, Let Go
A3. Fatalist
A4. Puritanical Punishment Beating
A5. When All Is Said and Done
A6. Freedom Is the Wage of Sin
A7. In Deference
A8. Short-Lived
A9. Identity Crisis
B1. Shattered Existence
B2. Eyes Right Out
B3. Call That an Option?
B4. Warped Beyond Logic
B5. Rabid Wolves (for Christ)
B6. Deaf and Dumbstruck (Intelligent Design)
B7. Persona Non Grata
B8. Smear Campaign
B9. Atheist Runt
"Free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth"
Napalm Death's "Smear Campaign," released in 2006, stands as a powerful statement against religious dogma and societal oppression. This album delivers free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth. With its relentless energy and incisive lyrics, "Smear Campaign" continues the band's tradition of merging ferocious soundscapes with thought-provoking themes.
The album opens with "Weltschmerz (Intro)," setting a dark, ominous tone that quickly escalates into a barrage of blast beats, distorted riffs, and Barney Greenway's unmistakable growls. Tracks like "Sink Fast, Let Go" and "Fatalist" exemplify the band's ability to combine speed and aggression with intricate musicality and lyrical depth. The inclusion of guest vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen (ex-The Gathering) on "In Deference" adds a haunting melodic layer, contrasting sharply with the album's brutal intensity.
"Smear Campaign" is not just an auditory assault but a call to question and dismantle the oppressive structures upheld by religious and political institutions. For fans of extreme music, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring relevance and their unwavering commitment to challenging the status quo through grindcore.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· Lyrics insert with refreshed graphical design
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Golden 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 200 copies
Track listing:
A1. Weltschmerz (Intro)
A2. Sink Fast, Let Go
A3. Fatalist
A4. Puritanical Punishment Beating
A5. When All Is Said and Done
A6. Freedom Is the Wage of Sin
A7. In Deference
A8. Short-Lived
A9. Identity Crisis
B1. Shattered Existence
B2. Eyes Right Out
B3. Call That an Option?
B4. Warped Beyond Logic
B5. Rabid Wolves (for Christ)
B6. Deaf and Dumbstruck (Intelligent Design)
B7. Persona Non Grata
B8. Smear Campaign
B9. Atheist Runt
"Free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth"
Napalm Death's "Smear Campaign," released in 2006, stands as a powerful statement against religious dogma and societal oppression. This album delivers free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth. With its relentless energy and incisive lyrics, "Smear Campaign" continues the band's tradition of merging ferocious soundscapes with thought-provoking themes.
The album opens with "Weltschmerz (Intro)," setting a dark, ominous tone that quickly escalates into a barrage of blast beats, distorted riffs, and Barney Greenway's unmistakable growls. Tracks like "Sink Fast, Let Go" and "Fatalist" exemplify the band's ability to combine speed and aggression with intricate musicality and lyrical depth. The inclusion of guest vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen (ex-The Gathering) on "In Deference" adds a haunting melodic layer, contrasting sharply with the album's brutal intensity.
"Smear Campaign" is not just an auditory assault but a call to question and dismantle the oppressive structures upheld by religious and political institutions. For fans of extreme music, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring relevance and their unwavering commitment to challenging the status quo through grindcore.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· Lyrics insert with refreshed graphical design
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Rusty red 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 300 copies
Track listing:
A1. Weltschmerz (Intro)
A2. Sink Fast, Let Go
A3. Fatalist
A4. Puritanical Punishment Beating
A5. When All Is Said and Done
A6. Freedom Is the Wage of Sin
A7. In Deference
A8. Short-Lived
A9. Identity Crisis
B1. Shattered Existence
B2. Eyes Right Out
B3. Call That an Option?
B4. Warped Beyond Logic
B5. Rabid Wolves (for Christ)
B6. Deaf and Dumbstruck (Intelligent Design)
B7. Persona Non Grata
B8. Smear Campaign
B9. Atheist Runt
"Free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth"
Napalm Death's "Smear Campaign," released in 2006, stands as a powerful statement against religious dogma and societal oppression. This album delivers free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth. With its relentless energy and incisive lyrics, "Smear Campaign" continues the band's tradition of merging ferocious soundscapes with thought-provoking themes.
The album opens with "Weltschmerz (Intro)," setting a dark, ominous tone that quickly escalates into a barrage of blast beats, distorted riffs, and Barney Greenway's unmistakable growls. Tracks like "Sink Fast, Let Go" and "Fatalist" exemplify the band's ability to combine speed and aggression with intricate musicality and lyrical depth. The inclusion of guest vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen (ex-The Gathering) on "In Deference" adds a haunting melodic layer, contrasting sharply with the album's brutal intensity.
"Smear Campaign" is not just an auditory assault but a call to question and dismantle the oppressive structures upheld by religious and political institutions. For fans of extreme music, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring relevance and their unwavering commitment to challenging the status quo through grindcore.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Smokey transparent/black tape with white shell print, limited to 100 copies only
· Special layout for this tape edition
Track listing:
A1. Weltschmerz (Intro)
A2. Sink Fast, Let Go
A3. Fatalist
A4. Puritanical Punishment Beating
A5. When All Is Said and Done
A6. Freedom Is the Wage of Sin
A7. In Deference
A8. Short-Lived
A9. Identity Crisis
B1. Shattered Existence
B2. Eyes Right Out
B3. Call That an Option?
B4. Warped Beyond Logic
B5. Rabid Wolves (for Christ)
B6. Deaf and Dumbstruck (Intelligent Design)
B7. Persona Non Grata
B8. Smear Campaign
B9. Atheist Runt
"Free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth"
Napalm Death's "Smear Campaign," released in 2006, stands as a powerful statement against religious dogma and societal oppression. This album delivers free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth. With its relentless energy and incisive lyrics, "Smear Campaign" continues the band's tradition of merging ferocious soundscapes with thought-provoking themes.
The album opens with "Weltschmerz (Intro)," setting a dark, ominous tone that quickly escalates into a barrage of blast beats, distorted riffs, and Barney Greenway's unmistakable growls. Tracks like "Sink Fast, Let Go" and "Fatalist" exemplify the band's ability to combine speed and aggression with intricate musicality and lyrical depth. The inclusion of guest vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen (ex-The Gathering) on "In Deference" adds a haunting melodic layer, contrasting sharply with the album's brutal intensity.
"Smear Campaign" is not just an auditory assault but a call to question and dismantle the oppressive structures upheld by religious and political institutions. For fans of extreme music, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring relevance and their unwavering commitment to challenging the status quo through grindcore.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· Lyrics insert with refreshed graphical design
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Transparent red/black splatter vinyl, 140g, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 100 handnumbered copies
· SCR shop exclusive!
Track listing:
A1. Weltschmerz (Intro)
A2. Sink Fast, Let Go
A3. Fatalist
A4. Puritanical Punishment Beating
A5. When All Is Said and Done
A6. Freedom Is the Wage of Sin
A7. In Deference
A8. Short-Lived
A9. Identity Crisis
B1. Shattered Existence
B2. Eyes Right Out
B3. Call That an Option?
B4. Warped Beyond Logic
B5. Rabid Wolves (for Christ)
B6. Deaf and Dumbstruck (Intelligent Design)
B7. Persona Non Grata
B8. Smear Campaign
B9. Atheist Runt
"Free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth"
Napalm Death's "Smear Campaign," released in 2006, stands as a powerful statement against religious dogma and societal oppression. This album delivers free-thinking, free-form grindcore from the grind majors that dismantles religious burden myth-by-myth. With its relentless energy and incisive lyrics, "Smear Campaign" continues the band's tradition of merging ferocious soundscapes with thought-provoking themes.
The album opens with "Weltschmerz (Intro)," setting a dark, ominous tone that quickly escalates into a barrage of blast beats, distorted riffs, and Barney Greenway's unmistakable growls. Tracks like "Sink Fast, Let Go" and "Fatalist" exemplify the band's ability to combine speed and aggression with intricate musicality and lyrical depth. The inclusion of guest vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen (ex-The Gathering) on "In Deference" adds a haunting melodic layer, contrasting sharply with the album's brutal intensity.
"Smear Campaign" is not just an auditory assault but a call to question and dismantle the oppressive structures upheld by religious and political institutions. For fans of extreme music, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring relevance and their unwavering commitment to challenging the status quo through grindcore.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· White tape with black shell print, limited to 100 copies only
· Matte printed J card with 4 panels
· Special layout for this tape edition
Track listing:
A1. Weltschmerz (Intro)
A2. Sink Fast, Let Go
A3. Fatalist
A4. Puritanical Punishment Beating
A5. When All Is Said and Done
A6. Freedom Is the Wage of Sin
A7. In Deference
A8. Short-Lived
A9. Identity Crisis
B1. Shattered Existence
B2. Eyes Right Out
B3. Call That an Option?
B4. Warped Beyond Logic
B5. Rabid Wolves (for Christ)
B6. Deaf and Dumbstruck (Intelligent Design)
B7. Persona Non Grata
B8. Smear Campaign
B9. Atheist Runt
"The grind luminaries unmasking of global fear and paranoia through fast, unremitting audio-terror"
Napalm Death's album "The Code is Red...Long Live the Code" is a sonic onslaught that captures the band's raw intensity and unyielding commitment to grindcore. Released in 2005, this album showcases the grind luminaries unmasking global fear and paranoia through fast, unremitting audio-terror. With blistering speed, punishing riffs, and brutal vocals, Napalm Death confronts the listener with themes of political corruption, societal decay, and existential dread.
The album features notable guest appearances, including Jello Biafra of Dead Kennedys and Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed, adding to its diverse yet cohesive assault. Tracks like "Silence Is Deafening" and "Morale" exemplify the band's ability to blend relentless aggression with thought-provoking lyrics. "The Code is Red...Long Live the Code" is not just a collection of songs, but a relentless manifesto against the oppressive forces shaping the modern world.
For fans and newcomers alike, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring legacy in extreme music, pushing the boundaries of grindcore while remaining fiercely relevant.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· 4 page booklet in LP format with refreshed graphical design
· DIN A2 sized folded poster
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Black 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 200 copies
Track listing:
A1. Silence Is Deafening
A2. Right You Are
A3. Diplomatic Immunity
A4. The Code Is Red... Long Live the Code
A5. Climate Controllers
A6. Instruments of Persuasion
A7. The Great and the Good
A8. Sold Short
B1. All Hail the Grey Dawn
B2. Vegetative State
B3. Pay for the Privilege of Breathing
B4. Pledge Yourself to You
B5. Striding Purposefully Backwards
B6. Morale
B7. Our Pain Is Their Power
"The grind luminaries unmasking of global fear and paranoia through fast, unremitting audio-terror"
Napalm Death's album "The Code is Red...Long Live the Code" is a sonic onslaught that captures the band's raw intensity and unyielding commitment to grindcore. Released in 2005, this album showcases the grind luminaries unmasking global fear and paranoia through fast, unremitting audio-terror. With blistering speed, punishing riffs, and brutal vocals, Napalm Death confronts the listener with themes of political corruption, societal decay, and existential dread.
The album features notable guest appearances, including Jello Biafra of Dead Kennedys and Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed, adding to its diverse yet cohesive assault. Tracks like "Silence Is Deafening" and "Morale" exemplify the band's ability to blend relentless aggression with thought-provoking lyrics. "The Code is Red...Long Live the Code" is not just a collection of songs, but a relentless manifesto against the oppressive forces shaping the modern world.
For fans and newcomers alike, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring legacy in extreme music, pushing the boundaries of grindcore while remaining fiercely relevant.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· 4 page booklet in LP format with refreshed graphical design
· DIN A2 sized folded poster
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Golden 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 200 copies
Track listing:
A1. Silence Is Deafening
A2. Right You Are
A3. Diplomatic Immunity
A4. The Code Is Red... Long Live the Code
A5. Climate Controllers
A6. Instruments of Persuasion
A7. The Great and the Good
A8. Sold Short
B1. All Hail the Grey Dawn
B2. Vegetative State
B3. Pay for the Privilege of Breathing
B4. Pledge Yourself to You
B5. Striding Purposefully Backwards
B6. Morale
B7. Our Pain Is Their Power
"The grind luminaries unmasking of global fear and paranoia through fast, unremitting audio-terror"
Napalm Death's album "The Code is Red...Long Live the Code" is a sonic onslaught that captures the band's raw intensity and unyielding commitment to grindcore. Released in 2005, this album showcases the grind luminaries unmasking global fear and paranoia through fast, unremitting audio-terror. With blistering speed, punishing riffs, and brutal vocals, Napalm Death confronts the listener with themes of political corruption, societal decay, and existential dread.
The album features notable guest appearances, including Jello Biafra of Dead Kennedys and Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed, adding to its diverse yet cohesive assault. Tracks like "Silence Is Deafening" and "Morale" exemplify the band's ability to blend relentless aggression with thought-provoking lyrics. "The Code is Red...Long Live the Code" is not just a collection of songs, but a relentless manifesto against the oppressive forces shaping the modern world.
For fans and newcomers alike, this album is a testament to Napalm Death's enduring legacy in extreme music, pushing the boundaries of grindcore while remaining fiercely relevant.
Release details:
· New dynamic master by Patrick W. Engel, approved by the band
· Heavy matte cover print (350gsm)
· 4 page booklet in LP format with refreshed graphical design
· DIN A2 sized folded poster
· Comes in PE overbag and polylined antistatic inner sleeve
· Transparent dark yellow vinyl with black splatters, 140g vinyl, pressed in Germany
· Limited to 100 handnumbered copies
· SCR shop exclusive!
Track listing:
A1. Silence Is Deafening
A2. Right You Are
A3. Diplomatic Immunity
A4. The Code Is Red... Long Live the Code
A5. Climate Controllers
A6. Instruments of Persuasion
A7. The Great and the Good
A8. Sold Short
B1. All Hail the Grey Dawn
B2. Vegetative State
B3. Pay for the Privilege of Breathing
B4. Pledge Yourself to You
B5. Striding Purposefully Backwards
B6. Morale
B7. Our Pain Is Their Power
Napalm Death's "Time Waits for No Slave," released in 2009, is a relentless onslaught of grindcore fury and socio-political commentary. This album sees the band continuing to push the boundaries of extreme music, delivering a blistering blend of speed, aggression, and thought-provoking lyrics.
Opening with the explosive "Strong-Arm", the album immediately plunges into a world of fast-paced riffs, blast beats, and Barney Greenway's guttural vocals. Tracks like "Life and Limb" and "Diktat" showcase the band's ability to seamlessly merge brutal intensity with intricate musicianship. The title track, "Time Waits for No Slave," serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of time and the urgency of addressing societal issues.
Lyrically, the album tackles themes of personal autonomy, societal control, and the struggle against oppression. The band's unwavering commitment to these themes is evident in every track, making "Time Waits for No Slave" not just an auditory assault but a call to action.
With this album, Napalm Death reaffirms their status as grindcore pioneers, delivering a work that is both musically and lyrically uncompromising. "Time Waits for No Slave" stands as a testament to the band's enduring relevance and their unyielding drive to challenge the status quo through the power of extreme music.
Release details:
· Smokey transparent/black tape with white shell print, limited to 100 copies only
· Special layout for this tape edition
Track listing:
A1. Strong-Arm
A2. Diktat
A3. Work to Rule
A4. On the Brink of Extinction
A5. Time Waits for No Slave
A6. Life and Limb
A7. Downbeat Clique
B1. Fallacy Dominion
B2. Passive Tense
B3. Larceny of the Heart
B4. Procrastination on the Empty Vessel
B5. Feeling Redundant
B6. A No-Sided Argument
B7. De-evolution ad Nauseum
Napalm Death's "Time Waits for No Slave," released in 2009, is a relentless onslaught of grindcore fury and socio-political commentary. This album sees the band continuing to push the boundaries of extreme music, delivering a blistering blend of speed, aggression, and thought-provoking lyrics.
Opening with the explosive "Strong-Arm", the album immediately plunges into a world of fast-paced riffs, blast beats, and Barney Greenway's guttural vocals. Tracks like "Life and Limb" and "Diktat" showcase the band's ability to seamlessly merge brutal intensity with intricate musicianship. The title track, "Time Waits for No Slave," serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of time and the urgency of addressing societal issues.
Lyrically, the album tackles themes of personal autonomy, societal control, and the struggle against oppression. The band's unwavering commitment to these themes is evident in every track, making "Time Waits for No Slave" not just an auditory assault but a call to action.
With this album, Napalm Death reaffirms their status as grindcore pioneers, delivering a work that is both musically and lyrically uncompromising. "Time Waits for No Slave" stands as a testament to the band's enduring relevance and their unyielding drive to challenge the status quo through the power of extreme music.
Release details:
· White tape with black shell print, limited to 100 copies only
· Matte printed J card with 4 panels
· Special layout for this tape edition
Track listing:
A1. Strong-Arm
A2. Diktat
A3. Work to Rule
A4. On the Brink of Extinction
A5. Time Waits for No Slave
A6. Life and Limb
A7. Downbeat Clique
B1. Fallacy Dominion
B2. Passive Tense
B3. Larceny of the Heart
B4. Procrastination on the Empty Vessel
B5. Feeling Redundant
B6. A No-Sided Argument
B7. De-evolution ad Nauseum
Black double vinyl and double CD in limited earbook. Vinyl with 2 tracks. Bonus CD with 3 tracks
Tracklist LP 1
A1. Out for the Glory
A2. Fear of the Fallen
A3. Best Time
A4. Mass Pollution
B1. Angels
B2. Rise without Chains
B3. Indestructible
B4. Robot King
Tracklist LP 2
C1. Cyanide
C2. Orbit
C3. Skyfall
D1. Down in the Dumps
D2. Golden Times
D3. Save my Hide
Tracklist CD 1
1. Out for the Glory
2 . Fear of the Fallen
3 . Best Time
4 . Mass Pollution
5 . Angels
6 . Rise without Chains
7 . Indestructible
8 . Robot King
9 . Cyanide
10 . Down in the Dumps
11 . Orbit
12 . Skyfall
Tracklist CD 2
1. Golden Times
2 . Save my Hide
3. Pumpkins United
Das 40seitige Comic-Buch erzählt die Geschichte der kleinen Macy, die auch den roten Faden im Konzept-Album der Saarbrücker Formation CHEENO bildet.
Der qualitativ hochwertige Druck bringt die Illustrationen von Julie Keene, die unter anderem auch für das Album-Artwork zuständig war, bestens zur Geltung.
Since their foundation, Cheeno were dealt as an insider tip. Now this five-piece is breaking in with a monumental long player with a gigantic playtime of 72 minutes. On their debut album "The Next Step Will Be The Hardest" each song is a potential hit but anyway the band managed to combine them with a musical and lyrical concept to form a whole.
The lyrics are dealing with stories which cynically accuse the emotional blunting of humanity with Cheeno as sentimental protagonists at the center stage.
Winning the German rock and pop award 2006 in the category Alternative Rock was a proof for the convincing originality and live presence of the band.
The book contains the concept story (150 pages) behind the album!
2008 Supreme Chaos Records / Prevision Music
Since their foundation, Cheeno were dealt as an insider tip. Now this five-piece is breaking in with a monumental long player with a gigantic playtime of 72 minutes. On their debut album "The Next Step Will Be The Hardest" each song is a potential hit but anyway the band managed to combine them with a musical and lyrical concept to form a whole.
The lyrics are dealing with stories which cynically accuse the emotional blunting of humanity with Cheeno as sentimental protagonists at the center stage.
Winning the German rock and pop award 2006 in the category Alternative Rock was a proof for the convincing originality and live presence of the band.
The book contains the concept story (150 pages) behind the album!
2008 Supreme Chaos Records / Prevision Music
SIDE A
1.Boden
2.A Grateful Demise
3.Holodomer
4.Oh My Fucking God
SIDE B
5.Worship Your Demons
6.Silence The Tyrants
7.The Headsmen
8.Carrionshine
SIDE C
9.The Pestilence That Walketh In Darkness (Psalm 91: 5-8)
10.Endless Cemetery
11.We Bleed
12.Soar And Envision Sore Vision
SIDE D
13.Voice Of Unreason
14.Cold Hate, Warm Blood
15.White Worms
16.Emaciate
SIDE E
1.Phobophile
2.Slit Your Guts
3.Crown Of Horns
4.Defenestration
5.Abigor
SIDE F
6.Open Face Surgery – Live
7.Graves Of The Fathers / Drum Solo – Live
8.Shroud – Live
SIDE G
9.Born Headless – Live
10.Slit Your Guts – Live
11.Cold Hate, Warm Blood – Live
12.We Bleed – Live
SIDE H
13.White Worms – Rehearsal
14.Loathe – Rehearsal
15.Depths You’ve Fallen – Rehearsal
16.Cold Hate, Warm Blood – Rehearsal
Black double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.
Tracklist LP 1
A1. Lowest Class
A2. Lifers
A3. One Last Smoke
B1. Ankle Deep
B2. Black Bird
B3. Opiate The Hounds
Tracklist LP 2
C1. Maze
C2. Crown of Lies
D1. The Grid
D2. Crush My Soul (Godflesh Cover)
Blue, white and black marbled double vinyl in gatefold sleeve with insert, limited to 200 copies.
Tracklist LP 1
A1. Listen everybody
A2. Bring Out Your Dead
A3. Second Coming
B1. Siren’s Call
B2. Darkest Doom on the Brightest of Days
Tracklist LP 2
C1. A song of Detestation
C2. Little Sister
D1. Night Demon
D2. At Nighttime
Black vinyl in gatefold sleeve with 8 page booklet.
A1. United in Viscera
A2. King of All Terror
A3. An Ocean of Blood
A4. Napalm Frost
A5. Hollow
B1. A Begotten Son
B2. Bathed in a Black Sun
B3. Byzantine Tragedy
B4. Redeemer
B5. Iron Lung
The Berlin hardrock 70ies lovers throw a new gorgeous full length at the folks. Rough Times is now only what lays ahead for other bands that have achieve the craftsmanship of this album.
Black vinyl in gatefold cover.
A 1. Rough Times
A 2. Into The Wormhole
A 3. Skeleton Blues
A 4. Die Baby Die
A 5. Vampires
B 6. Tribulation Nation
B 7. Words Of Evil
B 8. The Lost Child
B 9. You Found The Best In Me
B 10. À L'ombre Du Temps
1 Detroit Rock City
2 King Of The Night Time World
3 God Of Thunder
4 Great Expectations
5 Flaming Youth
6 Sweet Pain (2012 Remix)
7 Shout It Out Loud
8 Beth
9 Do You Love Me
10 Rock And Roll Party
11 Sweet Pain (Original Guitar Solo)
CD in jewelcase.
1. N.E.W. (New Embryonic World)
2. Symmetry
3. The Mirror
4. Dreaming
5. Moonlight
6. Maze Of Emotions
7. Obsidian Lies
8. The Decision (N.E.W. Reprise)
9. Fear Of The Rain
Very varied metal with a lot of very sophisticated ideas. Despite of the progressive basis every song of ANGUISH is not lost in any technical aspects. Just a metal album !
Nice price !
1. Black River Delta
2. Memento
3. New Dawn
4. Where Daylight Fails
5. Conquest Of Others
6. Twist Of Fate
7. Elegy Of Existence
8. Reflection
9. Sonar
10. Gravitate Towards Fatality
€7.90*
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