The Peel Sessions (Napalm Death album)

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	Napalm Death - Grindcore
		Some time ago, Napalm Death - The Peel Sessions was released, and a classic of incomprehensible rage and dissident anti-materialism was set forth, unlocking a public lust for something to mirror the baffling pseudo-logic of a neurotic society in fast forward.
		Although this album endures for its pure grind spirit and perhaps the most solid composition of the transitional Napalm Death albums, sometimes its unrelenting nature that is its strength becomes its albatross in an overcentralization of sonic signatures to its motifs.
		Although there is no musical revolution on this disc, it is a new space in which Napalm Death can move and remains a well-executed, evocative album.
	www.anus.com /metal/napalmdeath.html (1199 words)

	Remembering "the Peel Sessions." By Douglas Wolk
		Even in his 60s, Peel had the instinct for novelty of a 17-year-old music fanatic—his undying fondness for late-'80s grind-core bands like Extreme Noise Terror and Napalm Death was something of a joke among his listeners, few of whom shared it.
		Although he generally favored music from the U.K., when American indie rock blossomed in the early '90s, he glommed on to that, too; Pavement recorded a great Peel session (featuring "Circa 1762") the month their first album was released.
		, a 1983 collection of their sessions and singles, they included snippets of Peel's on-air chatter about them.
	www.slate.com /id/2108810 (983 words)

	candlelight Records
		Shortly after this Barney rejoined Napalm and E.N.T. underwent more changes to make the current line-up with Zac O'Neil replacing Was on drums and Gian Pyres from Cradle Of Filth teaming up with the band to play lead guitar on the new album.
		E.N.T. then went on to tour extensively, mainly with fellow noise merchants Napalm Death and Carcass and at this point Mick Harris from Napalm joined as drummer.
		Extreme Noise Terror went on to record two more 'Peel Sessions' and signed to Earache records to record a 'best of' album of re-recorded material in 1995 titled 'Retrobution'.
	www.candlelightrecords.co.uk /bands/extreme_noise_terror.shtml (983 words)

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