At the turn of the seventies and eighties, when in the United Kingdom at the peak of musical popularity came a hodge-podge of anarcho-punk and pacifist ideas, a pair of fourteen-year-olds, inspired by a new ideology, gaining points in the country among young people, created its response to reality based on the ideas of the popular subculture and The extreme direction of metal ... So near to English Birmingham the band Napalm Death was born!.

The first decade passed for the group in search of the optimal composition and branded music style. Each participant contributed to the sound of the band, but it was always a guitar distortion that reached noise, thudding percussion, on the verge of physical possibilities, a minimum number of melodies and all kinds of extreme vocals with texts of a social orientation. In the mid-eighties in Napalm Death came drummer Mick Harris, a famous popularizer of the blast-bit - one of the key elements of extreme metal and grindcore. It is Grindcor who will become a corporate style for the band over the next 30 years - in it the band will record the first classical classic album Scum (1987) in the history of music,.

Now Napalm Death has sixteen full-length albums in the discography and occupy the seventh line in the US in terms of the number of sold records among the death metal bands. The name Napalm Death speaks for itself - it's hard and uncompromising death metal, sounding with the strongest pressure. At the concerts of Napalm Death, the public does not stand still: it's slam, mosh, furious metal attack and a full head detachment. Strong professionals of heavy guitars, become classics of grindcore style, will perform on April 17 in the Teleclub. Hurry for tickets, because life is fleeting, and grindcore - eternal!.