Scorn
Walt'ers Downtown
1120 Naylor Street
Houston, TX 77002
Jan 8, 2016
7:00 PM UTC
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with Lesser Degree, Choke Chain, Supremacy, Dislocated, Torment, Scorn, Blunt, Bitter Taste.
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Scorn Biography
Scorn is the one-man project of former Napalm Death drummer Mick Harris. Musically, much of the output has been minimalist beats with an emphasis on very deep basslines, often resembling dub and trip-hop in structure. Despite these resemblances, Scorn is often associated with industrial and experimental music, and is considered a rare example of a successful industrial/downtempo crossover artist. Scorn is recorded in Mick Harris' home studio, "the box".
Prior to the release Gyral, Scorn was a two man project with Harris and bassist/vocalist Nicholas Bullen. In fact, the first Scorn album, Vae Solis, featured a reunion of the three members of the original Napalm Death line up: Harris, Bullen, and Justin Broadrick, who played session guitars. Early Scorn had a very dubby, gothic metal sound. Bullen was ejected from the band after a personal incident with Harris' friend, and Harris changed the focus of the band to what it is known now.
Mick Harris has also recorded several albums as Lull.
A more minimalistic approach, where he is developing and exploring sound without beats.
Read MorePrior to the release Gyral, Scorn was a two man project with Harris and bassist/vocalist Nicholas Bullen. In fact, the first Scorn album, Vae Solis, featured a reunion of the three members of the original Napalm Death line up: Harris, Bullen, and Justin Broadrick, who played session guitars. Early Scorn had a very dubby, gothic metal sound. Bullen was ejected from the band after a personal incident with Harris' friend, and Harris changed the focus of the band to what it is known now.
Mick Harris has also recorded several albums as Lull.
A more minimalistic approach, where he is developing and exploring sound without beats.
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