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The American guitarist collaborated with Mick Harris, an original member of English grindcore band Napalm Death and no relation to Mitch. <\/p>\n
The American guitarist collaborated with Mick Harris, an original member of English grindcore band Napalm Death and no relation to Mitch. <\/p>\n
In 1989 Harris joined Napalm Death to become part of the longest running line up alongside Mark “Barney” Greenway, bassist Shane Embury and drummer Danny Herrera, while none of the original members of the band remain. <\/p>\n
CURRENT<\/p>\n
Menace contains drummer Derek Roddy (ex-Nile, ex-Hate Eternal, Serpents Rise), current Dragonforce bassist Fred Leclercq and Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury with stringed instrumentalist Nicola Manzan.<\/p>\n
“I Live With Your Ghost” is the first official video from Menace\u0092s forthcoming album Impact Velocity (released 18 March in North America and 14 March worldwide). <\/p>\n
Napalm Death have appeared with Chris Evans and Jim Carey on TV and featured in the hit show Skins. Sky, Yahoo and the NME reported how their Victoria and Albert Museum gig scheduled for March 2013 was cancelled for fears that Napalm Death\u0092s music could \u0093cause the historic museum to crumble.\u0094<\/p>\n
RELEASED<\/p>\n
Earache Records released The World\u0092s Shortest Album, which features 13 of the best grindcore songs of the last 20 years, including Napalm Death. Steve Lamacq played the entire album on his BBC radio show last April to mark Record Store Day. <\/p>\n
\u0093I Live With Your Ghost\u0094 is described as personal and obscure, distilling his experiences and amplifying everything from Harris\u0092 best to worst experiences. Mitch says: “It is about overcoming loss and hardship, and a combination of my many interests.”<\/p>\n
COLLABORATING<\/p>\n
To show that rockers are collaborating creatively just as much as current chart acts, Mitch says: “The initial idea for Menance began with a plan to work with Max Cavalera (Soulfly, Cavalera Conspiracy) and drummer Brann Dailor (Mastodon).\u0094<\/p>\n
Mitch and Max Cavalera had worked together to write “K.C.S.”, a track which was included on Soulfly\u0092s album Savages, which was released on 4 October 2013. <\/p>\n
DESCRIPTIVE<\/p>\n
The original plan didn\u0092t work, but Mitch found his band and the result he says is: \u0093The old meeting the new; heavy and melodic, descriptive and adventurous, epic and futuristic, carnal and primitive, and so on. Menance brings unrealized dreams closer to fruition.\u0094<\/p>\n
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