Artist
Mick Harris
ex Napalm Death drummer
Birmingham, United Kingdom · b. 1967
Mick Harris is a musician from Birmingham, United Kingdom, active since 1967. They also recorded with Napalm Death, Praxis, Extreme Noise Terror, Painkiller, Scorn and Unseen Terror.
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1967
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Biography
English musician, born in October 1967 in Birmingham. Best known as ex-Napalm Death drummer, now producing dark atmospherics. Early bands missing include Martian Brain Squeeze (two demos), Motherfuckers from Mars (with Pete Nash), and Drop Dead (with Shane Embury, Jim Whitely, Andy Whale). Founder of Possible and 416 Records. Coined the term Grindcore for his blast beat style drumming with Napalm Death.
Bio from Discogs
Napalm Death
A project Mick Harris was part of. Former member.
Scum
1987
Harmony Corruption
1990
From Enslavement To Obliteration
1988
Utopia Banished
1992
Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism
2020
Apex Predator - Easy Meat
2015
Utilitarian
2012
Fear, Emptiness, Despair
1994
Smear Campaign
2006
The Code Is Red... Long Live The Code
2005
Order Of The Leech
2002
Enemy Of The Music Business
2000
Greed Killing
1995
Death By Manipulation
1992
Resentment Is Always Seismic – A Final Throw Of Throes
2022
Coded Smears And More Uncommon Slurs
2018
Punishment In Capitals
2003
Inside The Torn Apart
1997
The Peel Sessions
1993
Logic Ravaged By Brute Force
2020
Time Waits For No Slave
2009
Leaders Not Followers: Part 2
2004
Noise For Music's Sake
2003
The Complete Radio One Sessions
2000
Praxis
A project Mick Harris was part of.
Extreme Noise Terror
A project Mick Harris was part of. Former member.
Painkiller
A project Mick Harris was part of. Former member.
Scorn
A project Mick Harris was part of.
Unseen Terror
A project Mick Harris was part of. Former member.
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