English musician, born in October 1967 in Birmingham. Best known as ex-Napalm Death drummer, now producing dark atmospherics. Early bands missing include Martian Brain Squeeze (two demos), Motherfuckers from Mars (with Pete Nash), and Drop Dead (with Shane Embury, Jim Whitely, Andy Whale). Founder of Possible and 416 Records. Coined the term Grindcore for his blast beat style drumming with Napalm Death.
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Culvert Dubs Session 72026Vinyl
Culvert Dub Sessions Four2025Vinyl
Murder Ballads (Passages)26 May 2022Vinyl![Murder Ballads [Drift] sleeve](https://cdn-images.dzcdn.net/images/cover/cb4ac170dda20913391d8297f6deeeab/500x500-000000-80-0-0.jpg)
Murder Ballads [Drift]10 Jun 2021Vinyl
Properties16 May 2007Vinyl
Hednod Sessions2005Vinyl
In Dub2 May 2025 · EPVinyl
In the Margins11 Jul 2009 · SingleVinylRecords from Discogs, completed with the release lists of Deezer and Apple. Sleeves from the Cover Art Archive and the same lists.
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