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Napalm Death

grindcore and death metal · Birmingham

Founded
1981
City
Birmingham
Hub region
English Midlands
Status as of 5 September 2026
active; Milwaukee Metal Fest and Hellfest 2026; 2026 North American tour
Connections
42 edges, 39 distinct neighbors · betweenness 0.081 (rank 6 of 371) · people and production 0.088 (rank 2)
Confidence
High · sources: [W] [WHC] [WSM] [MPN] [PEL] [WSD] [MRM] [MA] (register)

Scum (1987, Earache) invents grindcore. In April and May 1990 the band spends two months at Morrisound making Harmony Corruption with Scott Burns, sleeping at the Morbid Angel house, with Glen Benton and John Tardy guesting on Unfit Earth; the record turns the band toward death metal. Jesse Pintado from Terrorizer and Barney Greenway from Benediction join in 1989 after Bill Steer and Lee Dorrian leave. Three John Peel sessions.

Lineup: Barney Greenway (vocals, 1989 to present), Shane Embury (bass, 1987 to present), Danny Herrera (drums), John Cooke (guitar); Mick Harris, Bill Steer, Lee Dorrian, Justin Broadrick, Jesse Pintado, Mitch Harris earlier

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Labels, festivals, tours, collaborations

  • collaborationMorbid AngelGrindcrusher and the Smash Team European tour; Napalm Death lives at the Morbid Angel house during Harmony Corruption1989 to 1990
  • collaborationExtreme Noise TerrorPhil Vane and Barney Greenway swap for a season1996 to 1997
  • collaborationObituaryThe Tardys host the band during Harmony Corruption; John Tardy guests1990
  • collaborationEntombedGerman dates, October 1990; Digby Pearson signs Entombed after an opening slot1990
  • collaborationBenedictionBarney Greenway moves between them1989
  • collaborationDeicideGlen Benton guests on Unfit Earth1990
  • labelCombat RecordsUnited States release of Harmony Corruption, 7 December 19901990
  • labelEarache Records1987 to 1999
  • labelCentury Media Records2000s to present
  • festival, venue or tourMilwaukee Metalfest2026
  • festival, venue or tourJohn Peel sessionsThree sessions1987 to 1990
  • festival, venue or tourGrindcrusher tourHeadliner; then across the continent with Morbid Angel1989
  • festival, venue or tourHellfest2026