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Godflesh

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Sep 28, 2026

ChrisHOST
22:10
Crowd Magnetar? That's pretty good.
ChrisHOST
22:14
The Hollowing of God Flesh.
ChrisHOST
22:15
Wow.
ChrisHOST
22:16
God Lesh or God Flesh? God Lesh.
ChrisHOST
22:20
That's probably a fun one to put on with the kids.
ChrisHOST
22:22
What is God Lash? You're going to Sprouts.
ChrisHOST
22:54
That's cool.
ChrisHOST
22:54
It's an old concert.
speaker_0HOST
3:08
Sometimes experimental albums can feel more like a project than a digestible experience.
speaker_1HOST
3:14
Right, and then we have Godflesh with Decay, which they say is their final album.
speaker_1HOST
3:19
That's a heavy concept.
speaker_0HOST
3:21
Yeah, they're wrapping up after nearly 40 years.
Sam DignamHOST
53:59
Like, It's such a great story.
Sam DignamHOST
54:01
I just, this is one of those ones, again, I was leaving the hardcore fest I'd been at and I saw this and I was like, you know, one of my previous problematic faves from many, many a year ago in Frankie Palmieri, beefing with my, like, my number one problematic fave is just one of those, like, God, both these guys are assholes.
Sam DignamHOST
54:20
Like, he's like...
Sam DignamHOST
54:22
Both these guys are tickets.

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Perran HelyesHOST
60:28
It's called Never a Profit in Your Own Land.
Perran HelyesHOST
60:31
A new upcoming, I think it's a debut album, Swedish kind of thrash slash old school heavy metal band Bloodstain.
Perran HelyesHOST
60:40
Self titled debut release From then Swedish Hardcore punk godmother With Kottvald Then, as we move into the deathcore world, there is a band called Crown of Magnetar, who have released a record today called The Hollowing of Godflesh, which is a very bold title to put out on this particular day, because we also have actual real Godflesh releasing their album at the same time.
Perran HelyesHOST
61:03
Of course, the industrial metal Legends and Titans, led by Justin Broderick, their new album Decay is out, and if you've been following recent Godflesh news, this is to be their penultimate album.
Ian OstaszewskiGUEST
4:47
Yeah.
Ian OstaszewskiGUEST
4:48
When, when were you aware, so you, you had been listening to Godflesh.
Ian OstaszewskiGUEST
4:52
When were you aware, like, okay, I'm... 'Cause this is like a project-
Dave MaherHOST
4:56
Yeah
Lutin OHOST
59:08
J'ai regardé ce qui s'en vient dans le prochain mois.
Lutin OHOST
59:12
On va avoir vraiment un gros automne Cette année, il y a Godflesh qui sort d'IKEA le 25 septembre.
Lutin OHOST
59:20
Ça, c'est un groupe mythique d'industriels que j'ai découvert avec leur album d'avant.
Lutin OHOST
59:25
Cordonnier Malchaussé, ils sont là depuis les années 80.
DaveHOST
31:00
She hasn't really done a proper tour in England, other than that one I mentioned when she supported Psychedelic Furs.
DaveHOST
31:06
And they just happened to play the London date, the bloody day before I went to that last Godflesh gig.
DaveHOST
31:11
And I couldn't really make both.
DaveHOST
31:15
And the weird thing is, none of the other band members are playing.
MarkHOST
61:59
And I think it's because this came out right after Chaos Sphere.
MarkHOST
62:06
The easiest thing in the world they could have done was do Chaosphere 2, but instead they covered Godflesh's songs.
MarkHOST
62:13
Was Chaosphere
EdGUEST
62:13
a big hit at the time, though, or not? I feel like that's much less love.

34 MINS LATER

MarkHOST
96:08
no,
EdGUEST
96:09
you don't get that.
MarkHOST
96:12
Nope, it's all just Godflesh covers.
MarkHOST
96:18
So yeah, kind of piggybacking off of Ed, like I said, my next pick is I. Corey, what do you got? I have Violent Seek of Reason as my number
Alistair RiddellGUEST
16:30
Prophecy of Doom was kind of a trusty band.
Alistair RiddellGUEST
16:33
Sonic Violence were... sort of industrialist, like some people dismissed him as sounding like Godflesh, but he didn't sound like Godflesh.
Alistair RiddellGUEST
16:42
They had two bass players and were a bit more organic sounding, really nice.
Alistair RiddellGUEST
16:50
Anyway, so Tim was also there.
Aaron TurnerGUEST
34:41
Yes, Swans have been a very important, uh, band for me.
Aaron TurnerGUEST
34:46
I mean, I can think of a handful of things across the years that have really been important for me and my musical development, starting with, uh, Hendrix and Sabbath and Metallica, and then a little later Neurosis, Swans, Godflesh, and The Melvins.
Aaron TurnerGUEST
35:01
Like, these are all the...
Aaron TurnerGUEST
35:03
And, uh, these are all the things that, you know, really kind of formed my sensibilities and put me on the path that I've since been on.
Aaron TurnerGUEST
36:12
Um, and I value your creative voices.
Aaron TurnerGUEST
36:15
And I also wanna be the creative director for this project.
Aaron TurnerGUEST
36:19
And I wanna be able to kinda dictate the creative parame- parameters that we're operating in." So in that way too, someone like Gira or, you know, what Justin Broderick does in Godflesh where it's like one person and it's their vision and they get other people involved, and what those people do certainly contributes to the final sound and form, but it's really coming from one person's idea of what it should be.
Aaron TurnerGUEST
36:47
And again, I kinda need that.

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