Napalm Death

Exclusive splatter vinyl with 4 page booklet and two sided A2 poster, limited to 100 handnumbered copies. · 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, manufactured in Germany · Limited to 100 handnumbered copies · SCR shop exclusive! About the album "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. 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

Exclusive splatter vinyl with insert and heavy cover, limited to 100 handnumbered copies. · 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, manufactured in Germany · Limited to 100 handnumbered copies · SCR shop exclusive! About the album “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. 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

Exclusive splatter vinyl with 4 page booklet and A2 poster, limited to 100 handnumbered copies. · 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, manufactured in Germany · Limited to 100 handnumbered copies · SCR shop exclusive! About the album "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. 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

Exclusive splatter vinyl with insert and heavy cover, limited to 100 handnumbered copies. · 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, manufactured in Germany · Limited to 100 handnumbered copies · SCR shop exclusive! About the album "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. 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

Dark red vinyl with insert and heavy cover, limited to 300 copies. · 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, manufactured in Germany · Limited to 300 copies About the album "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. 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

Clear vinyl with red and black marbled, comes with 4 page booklet and two sided A2 poster, limited to 300 copies. · 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, manufactured in Germany · Limited to 300 copies About the album "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. 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

Golden vinyl with insert and heavy cover, limited to 200 copies. · 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, manufactured in Germany · Limited to 200 copies About the album “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. 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

White tape with black print and 4 pages booklet, limited to 100 copies. · White tape with black shell print, limited to 100 copies only · Matte printed J card with 4 panels · Special layout for this tape edition About the album 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. 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

White tape with black print and 4 pages booklet, limited to 100 copies. · 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 About the album "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. 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