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Earache Records founder Digby Pearson concurs with Embury, saying that Napalm Death " put hardcore and metal through an accelerator.

Filthy Christians, who signed to Earache Records in 1989, introduced the style in Sweden, while Cripple Bastards established Italian grindcore.

Nottingham, UK: Earache Compact Discs, Cassettes & Records.

The band later joined the British label Earache Records where they released their EP Submit.

The band later left Earache and joined Geffen Records.

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Broadrick's former labelmate at Earache Records, ex-Fudge Tunnel guitarist Alex Newport, also performed as part of another power trio in the band Theory of Ruin.

On April 16, 2007 Mortiis released a remix album titled Some Kind of Heroin, reworking material from The Grudge, via Earache Records.

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It was released on June 10, 1996 in the UK by Earache Records.

This album was intended to be their major label debut, having been signed by Columbia Records following the success of Heartwork, but disputes with that record company caused them to return to Earache.

* Carcass at Earache Records

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Necroticism – Descanting the Insalubrious is the third album by the British extreme metal band Carcass, released in 1991 through Earache Records.

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Morbid Angel was one of the original death metal bands signed to Earache Records, and was also influential in the transition of death metal from its thrash metal roots to its current form by incorporating guttural vocals, up-tempo blast beats, atonality in guitar soloing, and dark, chunky, mid-paced rhythms.

The band released their first album, while signed to Earache Records, the selftitled debut The Haunted, in 1998.

They recorded their 88 Song EP later that year and after its release, a number of record labels started showing interest in the band, including Earache Records, with whom they would later sign a contract.

A few releases later, Earache Records again made an offer to the band, this time to license the 5643 Song EP for a European pressing ( and later to buy the whole pressing ), but Anal Cunt continued to turn down such offers.

Although the band had released a lot of material, their records were mostly out of print and hard to find, so the band got into contact with Earache Records, who had previously shown an interest in the band.

Due to communication breakdowns, the contract with Earache was terminated and the 1994 release of Sothis and The Darkest Age: Live ' 93 had to be released on different labels.

The band switched record labels from Earache to Metal Blade Records, because since the U. S. ... For Victory tour they had seen a lack of success with Earache.

Earache had also wanted to get rid of them and Bolt Thrower wanted to leave Earache as soon as possible, so they parted company.

The move back to Earache was dubbed by Walker as " the second great rock and roll swindle " as they had effectively been paid twice for the same album.

Until recently Earache had a number of sublabels, including Wicked World Records, Elitist Records, Sub Bass Records and the short-lived Necrosis Records, the later of which was run by Jeff Walker and released the first albums by Repulsion and Bill Steer of Carcass.

Later on in the year, even though the band had split up months beforehand Earache brought the band over to the UK to play a " farewell tour " playing numerous dates around the UK & Ireland only.

Guts of a Virgin and Buried Secrets were released by Earache Records and contained mostly short aggressive tracks reminiscent of Napalm Death at times, but with the added elements of both John Zorn ’ s sax and Bill Laswell ’ s bass and all the history the two had behind them.

Earache had been previously known for releasing extreme heavy metal acts such as Carcass and Napalm Death.

Carcass also re-released their entire back catalogue with bonus material during 2008 on Earache Records.

Earache has become inextricably linked with the death metal scene in particular, but also released Welsh ragga-metal act Dub War, Nottingham's hardcore techno outfit Ultraviolence, and Mick Harris ' industrial / experimental Scorn, each time expanding the boundaries of extreme music, and opening a path that other labels have followed, sometimes with greater success.

* This Elegy, His Autopsy, CD album, 2005, Earache Records, MOSH 319 ; also released on vinyl as a box set.

Broadrick also played guitar for Sweet Tooth with Scott Kiehl and Dave Cochrane, who released the album Soft White Underbelly on Earache Records in 1990 ( cat no MOSH 26 ).

The band also contributed " Fat City " to the compilation, Grindcrusher – The Ultimate Earache, which was also on Earache Records.

Jacob Bannon has also discussed an appreciation for and inspiration from grindcore on Earache Records ; post-hardcore on Dischord Records ; thrash metal, such as Suicidal Tendencies, Vio-lence, and Death Angel ; and post-punk groups, such as Depeche Mode and The Cure.

CoC also interviewed the leaders of labels such as Earache Records, Peaceville and The End Records, and to date continues to review and talk to current bands.

They also released a demo before being signed to Earache, as well as a limited edition ( 1000 prints ) two-track 7 " just before the release of Somewhere Along the Highway.

They also featured on the iTunes-only Earache Records digital album Beasts of Earache, with a song titled " Ascending From Below ".