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title: "From Enslavement to Obliteration"
brand: "napalm death"
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# From Enslavement to Obliteration

**Brand:** napalm death
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- **What is this?** From Enslavement to Obliteration by napalm death
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## Description

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1988 album from the Grindcore legends. From Enslavement to Obliteration took the band from underground phenomenon to mainstream attention, showcasing an even more ferocious and raging sound than it's predecessor Scum This edition includes material taken from the original bonus 7", as well as rare tracks from the North Atlantic Noise Attack and Pathological compilations. This album has been specially remastered using FDR - Full Dynamic Range mastering - allowing the music's nuances to shine through and giving the whole album a more ferocious and dynamic sound than ever before, and enabling the listener to immerse in the full audio chaos like never before.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    The Definition of Grindcore
  

*by M***5 on Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2014*

What we have here is the ultimate Napalm Death (which from now on shall be called ND) album in the classic pre-Barney line-up. For a lot of metal fanatics their previous album Scum. Although groundbreaker, still had too much ‘punk’ in it. But on F.E.T.O. it’s old school grindcore all the way. Not as sloppy as their earlier works yet not as slick and heavy as their Barney period, F.E.T.O. sounds underground as well as proffessional enough to appeal to more than one select group of listeners. It therefor is ND’s most ‘accessable’ release from the eighties.Lee Dorrian feels more at easy growling and grunting the socially aware lyrics compared to his performance on the B-side of scum. His voice has improved and therefor the dynamic performance is more consistent. Mick Harris’ drums have slightly approved in terms of tightness which is logical considering that on the previous record the band was still experimenting and on this album they had crystalised their music.Bill Steer? We all know what Bill Steer could pull of so his performance here sounds laid back and therefor pretty proffessional (if we can use that term in old school grindcore). Shane Emburys pressence is just a heap of distorted bass but is excatly what the music needs.Whereas ‘Scum’ was the album that really started it all for ND, ‘F.E.T.O.’ was in fact their best! Tighter, more focussed and produced suitingly. It’s not all noise or blastspeed. With “Unchallenged Hate”, “Mentally Murdered” and especially “Display to Me” the band shows they can combine grindcore, crustcore and some pleistocenic death metal into aggressive, catchy and well played songs.“Retreat to Nowhere” and “Lucid Fairytale” are two prime examples of the Scum (side-B) approach being worked out more efficiently. Brutal, short and with some ingeniously catchy riffs, breaks and vocal lines.Lyrically the band was as furious and sometimes remarkably subtle as ever. For instance “Cock Rock Alienation” (apart from a briliant title!) being a great song against corporate music or the even more impressive “Social Sterility” (check it out yourselves).Of course, most grindcore albums since those days sound heavier, more brutal or whatever. But the intensity, drive and especially honesty surrounding this album is still hard to equal. F.E.T.O. is way up there with other early bands like Terrorizer, Carcass and Fear Of God (Swiss).If you like grindcore, your collection can not exist (mustn’t even be allowed!) without From Enslavement To Obliteration!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Beyond Heavy
  

*by J***L on Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2011*

This album steamrolls through its twenty-plus tracks with relentless power and angst.  Where the debut, Scum, summons feelings of despair, From Enslavement leans more toward anger.  It has more of a "screw-you" feeling than Scum's "we're all screwed" tone.  The songs average about a minute apiece, and are so fast there's no opportunity to catch a breath.  Several have become live staples, like Lucid Fairytale, Unchallenged Hate, the title track, and the five-second Dead.  Out of the others, I'd like to see Cock-Rock Alienation and Display to Me played live, as they'd both fit in well with the band's current sound.  Some of the riffs on this album are catchier than Scum, but the extremity is retained, you might say.  Be warned, though; like Scum, pure grindcore like this is not for the uninitiated, and if you're only a fan of more recent Napalm albums, you might not even like this.  Even though you can hear traces of their later sound in the guitar tone and hardcore-inspired breakdowns, it's a different style of music.  But if you listen to it a few times and try to understand it, it will eventually blow you away.  Blindingly fast, grinding riffs, whirlwind hyper-speed drums, infrequently enunciated barking death vocals mixed with utterly insane, nearly unintelligible screaming...crazy stuff.  From Enslavement is beyond heavy, and is the very definition of extreme.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    ESSENTIAL GRIND
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2018*

Grindcore classic.  They would sure change a lot after this release (not a bad thing).  No grind band has  ever matched the intensity and pure creativity that Napalm churned put here.

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