Godflesh
Metal
The next Godflesh concert is scheduled for Thursday, October 30, 2025 at Scala in London, United Kingdom. See all 1 upcoming concerts
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![Listen to Hymns (Special Edition) [Remastered] by Godflesh](https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music/v4/f1/43/13/f143132e-1aac-033b-3d0c-9774a4fd2358/886443758681.jpg/1380x1380bb.webp "Listen to Hymns (Special Edition) [Remastered] by Godflesh")
About Godflesh
Hometown
Birmingham, England
Formed
1988
Genre
Metal
The British cult act Godflesh represent the sludgy underbelly of industrial metal. With roots reaching back to the mid-’80s goth project Fall Of Because, the Birmingham duo of guitarist and howler Justin Broadrick and bassist G.C. Green unleash a hammering collision of Black Sabbath-inspired dirges and D-beat crustiness with icily digital textures and pounding electronic beats. Released about a year after Broadrick’s short stint in Napalm Death ended, the group’s 1988 debut EP, Godflesh, and 1989 full-length, Streetcleaner, became industrial-metal landmarks, their influence sweeping across the fringes of metal and noise rock. Furthermore, Godflesh’s radical embrace of hip-hop breakbeats on 1992’s Pure (a sound Broadrick further explored in the side project Techno Animal) laid the groundwork for nu-metal innovators like Korn. The outfit dissolved after 2001’s hard-rock-focused Hymns; Broadrick devoted himself to a vast array of experimental projects, including the dreamy post-metal of Jesu, before Godflesh reunited in 2010. Both 2014’s A World Lit Only by Fire and 2017’s deconstructed Post Self are just as grinding, dystopian, and brilliantly unsettling as anything in their brutal catalog.
Members of Godflesh include, or have included, Paul Raven, Ted Parsons, Robert Hampson, and Justin K. Broadrick.
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