Enemy Of The Music Business - Napalm Death

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Talking to the Napalm bods at the recent wacken bash, it became immediately clear that something was up. had the last two albums really been a preparation for this? Then you're picking yourself off the floor as they launch into ,taste the poison'! yes, this is still a mature beast. The melody and previous albums still exist but that gruesome attack is more blatant again and what remains some 48 minutes later is the feeling that Naplm now is an angrier ...
...'constitutional Hall' as an example. surely Barney and Co. Havn't penned a track as punishing as these since 'Utopia banished,. I feel it would be a shame if this amiable bunch lost the wish to experiment totally, But if it produces albums with as much sonic violence as this,who cares. ... Read review

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This has to be the best Napalm Death album in years! Their first album on the Dreamcatcher label, it has a lot of the same intensity as a lot of their earlier albums. Lately Napalm Death has tried to get more technical with their music, especially the guitars and drums. But this album brings back the most brutal of Napalm Death. The music is in your face and extra fast. Barney Greenway is on top form on vocals. If you like your death metal with an ...
...I was starting to think Napalm Death were losing it because I prefer brutal death metal over the more technical death metal (Carcass etc.), but this album is back to Napalm's roots, shredding guitars, blastbeats left, right and center and Barney's awesome growls. Well recommended. The CD has a wierd hidden track about 5 minutes after the last song. ... Read review

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...- this is actualy called Enemy of the Music Business Another year another Napalm album, or not as the case may be. Napalm seem to have been around forever, unfortunately sometimes as the butt of the music industries jokes and derision (remember the classic Horizon documentary on metal and of course the TFI Friday and Priory appearances?). Yet all this and their increasingly turbulent relationship with their former label Earache, drove Napalm to ...
...date. This is Grindcore at its best. Yes, gone are the haphazard forays into Pantera territory: instead blastbeats, mountainous distortion, scathing political and social commentary, and of course Barney Greenway still sounding like he's suffering from a quite nasty bout of constipation have been forcefully injected into the round plasticy thing in the CD player. This is the record they should have and did record, lucky us! ... Read review