
There are at least two groups under this name: [1] Dropped like a pipe-bomb into the British rock scene, Wolverhampton band God Damn have spent the last three years nailing audiences to the walls with their sonic blasts of glorious noise. Yet their debut album Vultures offers more than just machismo, bombast and bluster. There is nuance and melody. Purpose and meaning. Heartfelt intent. A dizzying blend of barbed wire guitars, lung-shredding vocals and drums that run away like wild horses.
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Sing This
Horus
Vultures
When The Wind Blows
Silver Spooned
Ghost
Shoeprints
Maladie Melodie
Dead To Me
Landing For My Pride
Dying In A Hole
Horseley Fields
Shoe Prints in the Dust
By The Wayside
Heavy Money
Yout
We Don't Like You
Skeletons
Lies
Break The Thunder
Unjailed
Old Days
Hangover
Deadpan Riot
No Hopes Ahead
Shit Guitar
When I used to have a kingdowm for my own for myself
Fake Prisons
The Cut
I'll Bury You
Sullen Fun
Here Stands Serenity
Red Checker
Again Again
High Frequency Words
It Bites
Hi Ho Zero
Dreamers
Drop Me off Where They Clean the Dead Up
Failure
Wattershed
Radiation Acid Queen
English Slaughterhouse Blues
I Don't Really Mind
It's a Pity
Oh No
Six Wires
Like Meat To Morrissey
Let's Speak
Dangle Like Skeletons
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