Napalm Death - Scum 7/19/24 AF slide guitars and reverb are

slide guitars and reverb are still there

A lapsed priest (Tim Sullivan) signed on as guide for a tourist junket into Mexico to visit Aztec ruins

Adam Lazzara and John Nolan of Taking Back Sunday and additional percussion from Benjamin Homola of Grouplove

Produced by WDR tenor saxophonist (and CLAASSEN's husband) PAUL HELLER

sourced directly from the original four-track and eight-track session tapes

Napalm Death - Scum 7/19/24 AF slide guitars and reverb areVinyl LP pressing. Undisputedly the founding fathers of grind core, Napalm Death have moved on to mold and define the genre, paving the path for droves of acts to come. Upon it's' initial release in 1987, Scum offered a fresh, unique mix of motivated punk, hardcore and death metal fusing rarely used "blast" beats with political undertones and driving intensity. Displaying an aural rawness not seen by many other bands, Scum set the precedent for