Justin Early dayz justinbroadrick napalmdeath Godflesh streetcleaner slavestate usandthem. Examples include such lines as "Christbait rising. Godflesh selftitled debut on Swordfish records. Frequently lauded as a high water mark for metal, industrial, and any form of abrasive music in general, Streetcleaner has been included in numerous Top X of Y lists since it was first released some 21 years ago. They are more like short poems emoted out over the music. The lyrics themselves are every bit as oppressive, stark, and minimalist as the imagery and music. He even uses gold-plated guitar picks to give his harmonic squeals even more of a cutting metallic bite.
GC's bass and the machine lay down a solid groove while Justin's rhythm guitar acts to heighten the tension… with Justin focusing on playing the guitar more like a percussive instrument than it's traditional role. Featuring GC Green on Bass, Justin Broadrick - formerly of Napalm Death - on guitars and vocals, as well as a drum machine, the duo/trio assault the listener with a soulcrushing 10(14*) track performance. Godflesh - Streetcleaner This album can be summed up fairly simply: Heavy, mid paced industrial guitar riffs with super low bass that locks in perfectly with the drum machines, with some desperate, massive vocals roared by Broadrick. The music within is every bit as bleak as that image. The album cover itself foreshadows the content within - about a dozen bodies strewn up on crosses against a napalm-colored haze background. Streetcleaner by Godflesh Streetcleaner, to cut right down to it, is a thoroughly crushing, punishing, unforgiving, and unrelenting album.
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