Gnod vs. JK Flesh EP

Industrial rock pioneer Justin Broadrick, as JK Flesh, and the gnucleus of Gnod (Chris Haslam and Paddy Shine) bring out each other’s good side by giving the other party two tracks each to remix. The results have Birmingham techno welly, dub apocalyptica, jungle basslines, percussive workouts that aren’t much like what you’d expect from either party… a crucial crossover event and quite possibly a wee collectors’ item too.

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Gnod are a psychedelic noise rock collective from Manchester, who since forming in 2006 and having an ever-shifting lineup of multi-instrumentalists, have gained a cult status in the underground noise world. Along with their roster, Gnod’s music constantly evolves and morphs, and their output ranges from hallucinatory Krautrock-influenced folk to dubby, acid-drenched post-punk.

JK Flesh is the pseudonym of Godflesh lead Justin Broadrick. A mainstay in heavy electronic music, Justin has taken part in numerous groundbreaking, influential projects. He was an early member of grindcore originators Napalm Death, he co-founded industrial metal juggernaut Godflesh and produced industrial hip-hop with Kevin Martin (the Bug) as part of Techno Animal, Ice, and Curse of the Golden Vampire. His solo work as JK Flesh has a heavy focus on dislocated rhythms inspired by dub, garage and drum’n’bass.

Here, the two come together with interpretations of each others work.

Film by Louise Mason (sawn-off).


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