Napalm Death Streaming New Song How The Years Condemn
. (TeamRock Radio) Napalm Death are previewing the upcoming release of their 16th album, Apex Predator - Easy Meat, with a stream of the project's lead track, How The Years Condemn. Due January 26 via Century Media Records, the album's title is inspired by recent slave labour atrocities in India - according to frontman Barney Greenway - while seeing the veteran band embrace a mix of styles as they evolve their sound. Bassist Shane Embury, who previously revealed the album takes aim at modern materialism, explains the background behind How The Years Condemn. He says: "Musically I wanted this track to encompass lots of different rhythms and nuances in the short space of time which the song occupies, which I hope we achieve, and that it bursts with an intensity and emotion to match the theme of the lyrics. "Lyrically, it's a departure from the rest of the new album as it's self-reflective. A couple of years ago I was hospitalised prior to a very important tour and was forced to miss out on going and had to stay at home." Read more and stream the song here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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