Napalm Death - Truth Stage?!?

[Brave Sir Robin]

15 hours ago, scott44 said:

Extreme Noise Terror as well - incredible! Steve Ignorant worth catching as well. As for Napalm Death - incredible! However got a feeling it will clash with the Orb at the Glade.

Napalm Death v The Orb  

[waterfalls212434]

6 hours ago, Trout Mask Replica said:

I'm buzzing for this. I know it's a different band these days but I'll be digging out me old copy of 'From Enslavement to Obliteration' for a spin anyway. 

remember this mini doc back in the day? looks dated now but shows the band in their younger years....

 

[OG]

Will there be one of these

 

[Gnomicide]

5 hours ago, OG said:

Will there be one of these

 

There'll be the same level of dust.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Dagoba's dried up a bit since the last time I saw it.

[HoTWire]

6 hours ago, OG said:

Will there be one of these

Wrong sort of metal, wrong sort of crowd. Sadly.  My favourite bit is when all the inflatables go flying

[waterfalls212434]

extreme noise terror should get the crowd moving as well 
 

 

[waterfalls212434]

and respect should always be due to wormrot........you know how conservative and religion mad Singapore is? imagine being a metal band there facing constant persecution and threats because of how said country is....and still taking your music to the next level and going `worldwide` 
 

 

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[The Nal]

8 minutes ago, waterfalls212434 said:

extreme noise terror should get the crowd moving as well 
 

 

I can't understand the words

[willutalk]

Yes! Just yes!! My dreams are coming true man 

[Tommy101]

I'm loving the enthusiasm for all of this. Even if it is for the novelty factor the crowd will be huge for Napalm Death, I hope the bookers take note and continue to book heavier bands that a lot of the Glastonbury crowd (including myself) beleive are underrepresented even if it continues to be on a dedicated smaller stage.

 

Edited May 3, 2017 by Tommy101

[HoTWire]

34 minutes ago, Tommy101 said:

I hope the bookers take note and continue to book heavier bands that a lot of the Glastonbury crowd (including myself) beleive are underrepresented even if it continues to be on a dedicated smaller stage.

 

I said in another thread that Gojira would be a great booking, their new album is relatively accessible and their eco message is very much what in line with what the festival desires to espouse.

[Hotchilidog]

Just now, HoTWire said:

I said in another thread that Gojira would be a great booking, their new album is relatively accessible and their eco message is very much what in line with what the festival desires to espouse.

Oh yes indeedy. Good shout.

[waterfalls212434]

1 hour ago, The Nal said:

I can't understand the words

Not heard that one before in 20+ years a metal fan mate! if you dont like em dont go watch em....simples

[The Nal]

36 minutes ago, waterfalls212434 said:

Not heard that one before in 20+ years a metal fan mate! if you dont like em dont go watch em....simples

Seen loads of the screamer bands over the years and all ruined by the shitty singer. 

[waterfalls212434]

29 minutes ago, The Nal said:

Seen loads of the screamer bands over the years and all ruined by the shitty singer. 

Your aware what a grindcore band is yes?Why would you watch a grind band and expect Justin beiber style singing? I mean why would you go and watch 'loads of bands' your not going to enjoy? Listen pal if you have a chip on your shoulder about extreme metal take it somewhere else because I've heard it all before many times over. Don't like it don't watch it. What's not to understand about that simple concept?

Edited May 3, 2017 by waterfalls212434

[the_arsonist]

Absolutely did not expect them to go so heavy after virtually no metal at all. Will be there 100%, might just clear out Shangri-La for the rest of the evening too haha

Anyone know who else is on Earache that might be added?

[The Nal]

14 minutes ago, waterfalls212434 said:

Don't like it don't watch it. 

I don't. And either does anyone else. Thats why they're playing a comedy slot on Thursday. 

 

[Wooderson]

17 minutes ago, waterfalls212434 said:

Your aware what a grindcore band is yes?Why would you watch a grind band and expect Justin beiber style singing? I mean why would you go and watch 'loads of bands' your not going to enjoy? Listen pal if you have a chip on your shoulder about extreme metal take it somewhere else because I've heard it all before many times over. Don't like it don't watch it. What's not to understand about that simple concept?

Extreme Metal, with Trevor Eve.

Friday at 9.

On BBC4.

[Trout Mask Replica]

At the other end of the spectrum both Blackberry Smoke and the Temperance Movement played the festival last year. I believe they are both Earache artists too as they cover more than grind/death metal these days. 

 

I enjoyed both bands last year on Avalon and Williams Green respectively. 

[Trout Mask Replica]

14 hours ago, waterfalls212434 said:

remember this mini doc back in the day? looks dated now but shows the band in their younger years....

 

Yep I did, met Lee Dorian when he was fronting Cathedral, and Bill with Carcass. 

Justin Broadrick of Godflesh also a founder member of Napalm. I'd give a bollock to see Godflesh play. 

[priest17]

The Guardian commenters have a real bone to pick with Glastonbury don't they?

https://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2017/may/03/glastonbury-metal-stage-napalm-death-earache?CMP=twt_gu

 

[Alvarhanso]

13 minutes ago, priest17 said:

The Guardian commenters have a real bone to pick with Glastonbury don't they?

https://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2017/may/03/glastonbury-metal-stage-napalm-death-earache?CMP=twt_gu

 

 

This is my favourite exchange...

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[justanothername]

Flipping heck, nevermind Glasto getting a Metal stage but they've gone straight into the deep end and done a grindcore one  . Think they've got more Grindcore then Download this year and the line up for that stage is great. Wormrot put out a great album last year and I would totally recommend on going to see them. 

 

5 hours ago, HoTWire said:

I said in another thread that Gojira would be a great booking, their new album is relatively accessible and their eco message is very much what in line with what the festival desires to espouse.

I think that Glasto should book more than what's accessible and book metals acts with high critical acclaim from outside of the metal industry. I think bands like Converge and Deafheaven would be great bookings for example

[Hotchilidog]

1 minute ago, justanothername said:

Flipping heck, nevermind Glasto getting a Metal stage but they've gone straight into the deep end and done a grindcore one  . Think they've got more Grindcore then Download this year and the line up for that stage is great. Wormrot put out a great album last year and I would totally recommend on going to see them. 

 

I think that Glasto should book more than what's accessible and book metals acts with high critical acclaim from outside of the metal industry. I think bands like Converge and Deafheaven would be great bookings for example

I always thought Deafheaven would be good on the JP. Despite the extremity of the music they actually have quite a broad audience. Last album was a belter.