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See: Napalm Death Share Video For Resentment Is Always Seismic

  • February 23, 2022
  • Craig Young
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UK grindcore pioneers Napalm Death have released their new mini-album ‘Resentment is Always Seismic – a final throw of Throes’ via Century Media Records. To celebrate the release of the mini-album, the band have released a visualiser video created by Chariot Of Black Moth for the record’s experimental final track ‘Resentment is Always Seismic (Dark Sky Burial Dirge)’.

Disturbing in all the right ways with the pounding of drums and the rattle of heavy bass all mixed up with mournful strings that come from some epic fantasy horror film. All together they create this masterpiece of grunged up grindcore magic.

Check it out, here

‘Resentment is Always Seismic – a final throw of Throes’ is a partner recording to Napalm Death’s latest, much acclaimed ‘Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism’ album from 2020 (read our review here), concluding matters through vital, tumultuous grindcore and shockwave ambience.

Napalm Death frontman Mark “Barney” Greenway states

“You can certainly consider “Resentment Is Always…” as an extension of – or partner recording to – the “Throes…” album. We had long since wanted to put a mini-album out – in the spirit of the old days – and found we had enough quality tracks even after all the “Throes…” bonus tracks to do that. Hopefully this mini holds some nice twists in its own right for people, and certainly covering “People Pie” by Slab! made us really stretch ourselves, which feels great artistically. In the end, resentment is certainly seismic – it can trigger the complete erosion of humanity in many situations. That was the point that I really wanted to hammer home overall,” 

The 8-track mini-album Resentment is Always Seismic – a final throw of Throes is available as ltd. CD digipak, vinyl as well as in a digital album format.

The mini album’s vinyl edition comes as 12” (at 33 ⅓ RPM) on 180g vinyl and in the following variants/limitations:

  • Black LP – unlimited
  • Transp. Red LP – 1500x copies via CM Distro & Webshop Europe & all US outlets
  • Clear LP – 300x copies Nuclear Blast
  • Silver LP – 300x copies via EMP
  • Transp. Green LP – 500x copies via Napalm Death 

Resentment is Always Seismic – a final throw of Throes Mini-Album (29:33) tracklisting:

  1. Narcissus
  2. Resentment Always Simmers
  3. By Proxy
  4. People Pie [SLAB! cover]
  5. Man Bites Dogged
  6. Slaver Through a Repeat Performance
  7. Don’t Need It [Bad Brains cover]
  8. Resentment is Always Seismic (Dark Sky Burial Dirge)

Purchase the various formats of Resentment is Always Seismic – a final throw of Throes, HERE.

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North East England Writer/photographer for Backseat Mafia. Photography portfolio can be found at www.craigsuperstaryoung.co.uk

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