Harmony Corruption

Harmony Corruption is the third studio album by British grindcore band Napalm Death, released in 1990 on Earache Records.

Harmony Corruption
Studio album by
ReleasedJuly 1990 (1990-07)
StudioMorrisound Recording, Tampa, Florida, United States
Genre
Length41:02
Label
Producer
Napalm Death chronology
Mentally Murdered
(1989)
Harmony Corruption
(1990)
Mass Appeal Madness
(1991)
Singles from Harmony Corruption
  1. "Suffer the Children"
    Released: August 1990
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic
Collector's Guide to Heavy Metal5/10
The Encyclopedia of Popular Music
Entertainment WeeklyC
Select
Spin Alternative Record Guide6/10

The style of the album is more death metal than grindcore, featuring extremely heavy riffs and deep low vocals. It was recorded at Morrisound Recording in Tampa, Florida, where many classic death metal albums have been recorded. Florida death metallers Glen Benton from Deicide and John Tardy from Obituary were guest vocalists for the song "Unfit Earth".

The tracks from the Mentally Murdered EP, are included at the end of early editions of the CD, though versions now in print feature only the standard eleven tracks.

It is the first Napalm Death album to feature Mark "Barney" Greenway as the vocalist and Americans Mitch Harris and Jesse Pintado as guitarists, and the last with Mick Harris on drums.

Richard Johnson, a member of Agoraphobic Nosebleed, says that the wide distribution of Harmony Corruption ensured that it had a greater impact on the American grindcore scene than earlier Napalm Death efforts.

Their third UK chart entry, this album peaked at number 67. Limited vinyl pressing included the bonus LP with live set recorded at I.C.A.

In 2012, Earache Records released remastered edition, containing bonus tracks.

The track "Suffer the Children" was released as single on vinyl and CD, which features the non-album tracks "Siege of Power" and "Harmony Corruption". A video was made for "Suffer the Children".

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