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Corrupted & Enemy Soil - Split
1997
"... CAPTURES THE ENERGY AND ESSENCE OF WHAT NAPALM DEATH BIRTHED WITH "SCUM" SO MANY YEARS BEFORE. THIS GOES BEYOND GRINDCORE..."
PICS INFO: Mega spotlight on complete package design for the "Casualties of Progess" 7 inch debut vinyl single by Virginia-based grindcore/hardcore punk band, ENEMY SOIL, released by Relapse Records in 1995.
"ENEMY SOIL fused the sonic violence of grind with the politically and socially progressive ideologies of the DC hardcore scene into one of the most severe music lashings caught on tape to date. The "Casualties of Progress" vinyl single captures the energy and essence of what NAPALM DEATH birthed with "Scum" so many years before. This goes beyond grindcore; it's a call to arms for a world going wrong!"
-- RELAPSE RECORDS [official Bandcamp]
LABEL: Relapse Records – RR-028
SERIES: Relapse Singles Series – 028
FORMAT: Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single, Grey Marbled
COUNTRY: U.S. [🇺🇸]
RELEASED: Apr 4, 1995
GENRE: Rock
STYLE: Grindcore, Hardcore Punk
Source: www.discogs.com/release/436834-Enemy-Soil-Casualties-Of-Progress.
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Richard Johnson is best known for his grind projects like Drugs Of Faith, Agoraphobic Nosebleed, and Enemy Soil, but his latest project Digital Negative allows him to indulge his love of electronic and industrial music. The project's third EP Intersect is out now.
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