Godflesh
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Past
MAY
19
2024
North London, United Kingdom
Various Venues, Camden
I Was There
MAY
17
2024
North London, United Kingdom
Various Venues, Camden
I Was There
MAY
12
2024
Limerick City, Ireland
Dolans Warehouse
I Was There
MAY
11
2024
Dublin 1, Ireland
The Academy
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SEP
24
2023
Chicago, IL
Metro Chicago
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22
2023
Detroit, MI
El Club
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David
September 18th 2023
Incredible set. No visuals, broken projector - but it didn't matter.
Cambridge, MA@Middle East Downstairs
Sean
July 3rd 2023
Side stage the whole time. Was cool to see them so close and personal. That bass tone is great and I liked how they played off each other. Was enjoyable to see live.
Winter Park, FL@Conduit
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About Godflesh
Godflesh was formed in 1988 in Birmingham, England by Justin Broadrick (guitar, vocals, and programming) and Ben Green (bass). They mixed industrial drum machine beats with discordant guitar and depth-charge bass. Although much of their work is inspired by the music of Swans, Big Black, Black Sabbath and, to a lesser extent, Throbbing Gristle, they were one of the first bands to pioneer the sound of industrial rock, influencing the other well known industrial rock bands Ministry, Pitchshifter and Fear Factory. Their music also influenced bands in the sludge scene, most prominently Isis.
Their name was established in underground music by albums such as Streetcleaner and Pure, which mastered the effectiveness of lo-fi production values in core music. A brief flirtation with major label Columbia Records in 1994 for Merciless EP and Selfless saw the duo take on a more high-end production approach. After a solid return to form in 1996 with Songs of Love and Hate, the group seemed to flounder for the remainder of the nineties, sounding uninspired and toying with minimalist electronics. However, in 2001 Godflesh released the double album retrospective In All Languages and an album of new material, Hymns, that managed to bring the band back to its slow and rock roots.
Godflesh disbanded in 2002, but still released a remastered version of their extremely rare 1994 [EP] Messiah in 2003, which was doubled in length with all new remixes as a sort of parting gift.
Their name was established in underground music by albums such as Streetcleaner and Pure, which mastered the effectiveness of lo-fi production values in core music. A brief flirtation with major label Columbia Records in 1994 for Merciless EP and Selfless saw the duo take on a more high-end production approach. After a solid return to form in 1996 with Songs of Love and Hate, the group seemed to flounder for the remainder of the nineties, sounding uninspired and toying with minimalist electronics. However, in 2001 Godflesh released the double album retrospective In All Languages and an album of new material, Hymns, that managed to bring the band back to its slow and rock roots.
Godflesh disbanded in 2002, but still released a remastered version of their extremely rare 1994 [EP] Messiah in 2003, which was doubled in length with all new remixes as a sort of parting gift.
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Genres:
Industrial Metal, Metal
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Live Photos of Godflesh
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Merch (ad)
Purge
$17.98
A World Only Lit by Fire
$29.98
Streetcleaner
$11.98
Long Live The New Flesh
$40.14
Godflesh
$9.99
Post Self
$14.99
NERO
$20.09
PURE LIVE
$36.84
Songs Of Love & Hate
$13.72
Streetcleaner Live At Roadburn 2011
$17.98
concerts and tour dates
Past
MAY
19
2024
North London, United Kingdom
Various Venues, Camden
I Was There
MAY
17
2024
North London, United Kingdom
Various Venues, Camden
I Was There
MAY
12
2024
Limerick City, Ireland
Dolans Warehouse
I Was There
MAY
11
2024
Dublin 1, Ireland
The Academy
I Was There
SEP
24
2023
Chicago, IL
Metro Chicago
I Was There
SEP
22
2023
Detroit, MI
El Club
I Was There
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Fan Reviews
David
September 18th 2023
Incredible set. No visuals, broken projector - but it didn't matter.
Cambridge, MA@Middle East Downstairs
Sean
July 3rd 2023
Side stage the whole time. Was cool to see them so close and personal. That bass tone is great and I liked how they played off each other. Was enjoyable to see live.
Winter Park, FL@Conduit
View More Fan Reviews
About Godflesh
Godflesh was formed in 1988 in Birmingham, England by Justin Broadrick (guitar, vocals, and programming) and Ben Green (bass). They mixed industrial drum machine beats with discordant guitar and depth-charge bass. Although much of their work is inspired by the music of Swans, Big Black, Black Sabbath and, to a lesser extent, Throbbing Gristle, they were one of the first bands to pioneer the sound of industrial rock, influencing the other well known industrial rock bands Ministry, Pitchshifter and Fear Factory. Their music also influenced bands in the sludge scene, most prominently Isis.
Their name was established in underground music by albums such as Streetcleaner and Pure, which mastered the effectiveness of lo-fi production values in core music. A brief flirtation with major label Columbia Records in 1994 for Merciless EP and Selfless saw the duo take on a more high-end production approach. After a solid return to form in 1996 with Songs of Love and Hate, the group seemed to flounder for the remainder of the nineties, sounding uninspired and toying with minimalist electronics. However, in 2001 Godflesh released the double album retrospective In All Languages and an album of new material, Hymns, that managed to bring the band back to its slow and rock roots.
Godflesh disbanded in 2002, but still released a remastered version of their extremely rare 1994 [EP] Messiah in 2003, which was doubled in length with all new remixes as a sort of parting gift.
Their name was established in underground music by albums such as Streetcleaner and Pure, which mastered the effectiveness of lo-fi production values in core music. A brief flirtation with major label Columbia Records in 1994 for Merciless EP and Selfless saw the duo take on a more high-end production approach. After a solid return to form in 1996 with Songs of Love and Hate, the group seemed to flounder for the remainder of the nineties, sounding uninspired and toying with minimalist electronics. However, in 2001 Godflesh released the double album retrospective In All Languages and an album of new material, Hymns, that managed to bring the band back to its slow and rock roots.
Godflesh disbanded in 2002, but still released a remastered version of their extremely rare 1994 [EP] Messiah in 2003, which was doubled in length with all new remixes as a sort of parting gift.
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Genres:
Industrial Metal, Metal
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