As previously reported, grind gurus Napalm Death are currently in the midst of a co-headlining North American trek with Municipal Waste. The UK outfit are promoting their 2012 set Utilitarian, and in case you wanted to know what that would look like in concert before buying a ticket, the band have posted a live-footage-imbued clip for a mash-up of album tracks "Circumspect" and "Everyday Pox."
While they use the studio versions of the songs for the video, you get to see the band blaze into the instrumental "Circumspect" onstage, with a montage of mosh pit shots cut in for good measure. "Everyday Pox" gets a little more intense, with the blast-beat-heavy track finding vocalist Barney Greenway bounding around as he growls out his lines.
Note that guest sax skronker John Zorn isn't present in a concert setting, but you should still check the vets out when they roll through your town. They play Toronto's Opera House tonight (November 1) and run through the Prairies and the West Coast next week. You can catch the details over here.
While they use the studio versions of the songs for the video, you get to see the band blaze into the instrumental "Circumspect" onstage, with a montage of mosh pit shots cut in for good measure. "Everyday Pox" gets a little more intense, with the blast-beat-heavy track finding vocalist Barney Greenway bounding around as he growls out his lines.
Note that guest sax skronker John Zorn isn't present in a concert setting, but you should still check the vets out when they roll through your town. They play Toronto's Opera House tonight (November 1) and run through the Prairies and the West Coast next week. You can catch the details over here.
