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Napalm Death with Pig Destroyer, Primitive Man, and more

Mar 8, 2024 at 19:00  ·  Electric Brixton, London Electric Brixton, London

Napalm Death
Mar 8
Napalm Death
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Formed in 1981, Napalm Death are acclaimed grindcore pioneers known for intense extremity and sociopolitical lyrics. Their landmark 1987 debut Scum helped shape the global metal underground. Over decades, the band has released influential albums including Utilitarian and Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism.
Formed in Alexandria, Virginia in 1997, Pig Destroyer is an east coast grindcore band known for their noisy, unhinged style featuring short complex songs and blastbeats. After signing with Relapse Records in 2000, they released the acclaimed 2001 album Prowler in the Yard, later incorporating sludge metal and noise elements.
Primitive Man, originating from Denver, Colorado in 2012, is an American doom, sludge, and black metal band. They are known for an intensely heavy, abrasive, and nihilistic sound, delivering crushing riffs and a suffocating atmosphere. Notable albums include "Caustic" (2017), "Immersion" (2020), and "Observance" (2025). They also collaborated with Full of Hell on "Suffocating Hallucination" (2023).
Formed in Singapore, grindcore trio Wormrot became the nation's pioneering international touring band after signing with Earache Records in 2009. Known for albums like Abuse, Dirge, Voices, and HISS, the group made history as the first Southeast Asian act to play Glastonbury in 2017.

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Electric Brixton Electric Brixton Music and Club Venue Capacity: 1,500

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Electric Brixton is an iconic 1,500-capacity music and club venue in London's Brixton, housed in a historic 1913 Edwardian building that was originally the Palladium Picture House cinema. Its grand, neo-classical and Baroque architecture, combined with a 2011 refurbishment, offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern event capabilities.

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