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Latest Menace News
Below is our complete Menace news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
Menace Releases Video Clip
Menace - the new brainchild from Mitch Harris (Napalm Death, Meathook Seed) - has unveiled a new video for the track "Malicious Code." Check it out below, thanks to Revovermag.com.
"Malicious Code" is taken from Menace's debut album, "Impact Velocity," release through Season Of Mist in March. You can also see the previously released video for "Drowning In Density" at this location. More...
Menace Releases New Music Video
Menace, the new band from Mitch Harris (Napalm Death), has premiered a video for the track "Drowning in Density." Check it out below, courtesy of Revolver Magazine.
"Drowning in Density" is taken from Menace's debut album, "Impact Velocity," which was released via Season of Mist on March 18th in North America.
"Impact Velocity" features contributions from Derek Roddy (drums), Fred Leclercq (bass), Nicola Manzan (violin, cello, viola), Shane Embury (bass), and Russ Russell (producer and navigator of paradoxology). More...
Menace Drummer Featured In NAMM Videos
Menace drummer Derek Roddy is featured in two NAMM 2014 videos recently released by GearGods.
The footage, captured at the Axis Percussion booth, features Derek playing "I Won't See the Sun" from Menace's recently released debut album "Impact Velocity," which dropped via Season of Mist on March 18th in North America. You can also stream the entire album over at this location.
Menace Streaming Full New Album
Menace, the brainchild of Napalm Death axeman Mitch Harris, is currently premiering debut full-length "Impact Velocity" in its entirety. Give it a listen below, courtesy of AllMusic.com.
"Impact Velocity’ features contributions from Derek Roddy (drums), Fred Leclercq (bass), Nicola Manzan (violin, cello, viola), Shane Embury (bass), and Russ Russell (producer and navigator of paradoxology).
The album will be released on March 14th (March 18th in North America) and is already available for pre-order on the Season of Mist e-shop. More...
Menace Streaming New Song
Menace - the brainchild of Napalm Death guitarist Mitch Harris - has premiered the third new song taken from debut album "Impact Velocity," which will hit stores on March 14th.
The track "To the Marrow" is presented in the shape of a video clip featuring the celebrated Ukrainian sand painter and winner of "Ukraine's Got Talent" Kseniya Simonova. Check it out below, courtesy of Noisemag.net.
The "Impact Velocity" track listing is as follows:
01. I Live with Your Ghost
02. Painted Rust (streaming here)
03. Multiple Clarity
04. To the Marrow
05. I Won’t See the Sun
06. Drowning in Density
07. Positron
08. Everything and Nothing
09. Within Context
10. Malicious Code
11. Impact Velocity
12. Seamless Integration
13. Insult to Injury More...
Menace Posts New Song Online
Menace - the project of Napalm Death's Mitch Harris - has just released a new video clip for the song "Painted Rust," taken from debut album "Impact Velocity."
Check it out below, courtesy of Progrockmag.com. "Impact Velocity" is due out via Season of Mist on March 18th in North America (March 14th worldwide) and the track listing is as follows:
01. I Live with Your Ghost
02. Painted Rust
03. Multiple Clarity
04. To the Marrow
05. I Won’t See the Sun
06. Drowning in Density
07. Positron
08. Everything and Nothing
09. Within Context
10. Malicious Code
11. Impact Velocity
12. Seamless Integration
13. Insult to Injury More...
Menace Announces Album Release
Menace, the recently announced new project of Mitch Harris (Napalm Death), has announced further details on a forthcoming debut.
The band's first effort is titled "Impact Velocity" and will be released via Season of Mist on March 18th in North America (March 14th worldwide). "Impact Velocity" features contributions from Derek Roddy (drums), Fred Leclercq (bass), Nicola Manzan (violin, cello, viola), Shane Embury (bass), and Russ Russell (producer and navigator of paradoxology).
Mitch comments: “The band is called Menace, but to me it is more than just a band or a solo project, it is the result of my life’s work. It's a concept that has been in production for some time with most of the songs and intense work done in the last two years.
"The initial idea for Menace began with a plan to work with Max Cavalera and Brann Dailor (Mastodon). Although Brann recorded for two songs initially, his responsibilities with Mastodon didn’t allow time for such an intricate collaboration. In fact, we all became incredibly busy and as a result new directives evolved, and to achieve my goal for Menace I needed to see the album through myself.
"To me Menace is the old meeting the new; heavy and melodic, descriptive and adventurous, epic and futuristic, carnal and primitive, and so on. Menace brings unrealized dreams closer to fruition. It is about overcoming loss and hardship, and a combination of many interests including spiritual philosophy, psychology, science, physics, theatrics, the supernatural, the paranormal, film, poetry, photography, art, sculpture and video; the things I’ve focused all my energy on over the last twenty years. It's an organic-meets-technological approach to exploration and self discovery through a direction I term audio-installationism (A.I.).
"Those familiar with my previous work will be in for a surprise and should expect the unexpected, but I’m a firm believer that even the most improbable dreams should be explored. Menace is a statement in itself, a way of saying that there is always a way forward, no matter how difficult it seems. If you are still alive, then there is still something to achieve."
Menace Signs With Season Of Mist
Season of Mist is proud to welcome Menace to its ever-expanding roster. Menace, the brainchild of Mitch Harris (Napalm Death, Meathook Seed), is a project for those who dare to be challenged. According to a press release, it is "a journey across genres; neither claiming nor conforming to any particular known style, and a result of all musical history and culture."
Mitch comments: "The band is called Menace, but to me, it is more than just a band or a solo project. It is the result of my life's work. It's a concept that has been in production for some time with most of the songs and intense work done in the last two years.
"The initial idea for Menace began with a plan to work with Max Cavalera and drummer Brann Dailor. Although Brann recorded two songs initially, his responsibilities with Mastodn didn't allow time for such an intricate collaboration. In fact, we all became incredibly busy and as a result, new directives evolved, and to achieve my goal for Menace I needed to see the album through myself. More...