Mick Harris
Mick Harris is an English musician from Birmingham. He was the drummer of Napalm Death from 1985 to 1991. He then turned to slow, bass-heavy electronic music, with the project Scorn and the dark ambient alias Lull, and has made a long series of collaborations and studio recordings under his own name. Harris founded Scorn in 1991 with Nic Bullen, who left in 1995. Scorn later returned with Cafe Mor (2019) and The Only Place (2021). With John Zorn and Bill Laswell he formed the trio Painkiller, whose records include Guts of a Virgin and Execution Ground.
Murder Ballads (Incest Songs)
Incest Songs is the final chapter of the Murder Ballads trilogy, and its most fully realized expression. Where Drift and Passages explored the post-isolationist frame through voice and single instrument, this third volume dispenses with that approach…
Culvert Dub Sessions Four
The Birmingham master, Mick Harris, arrives with his first vinyl installment of his "Culvert Dub Sessions" series. Mick has taken to the studio desk with his live hands on mixing approach and conjured up 8 tracks of classic, deep, slow rolling dub te…
Hednod Sessions 5-10
Mick Harris has been an epitome of extremes: either as a drummer or as a sound sculptor and explorer of crushing beats, heavy bass or darkest soundscapes. Through the last 30 years, Harris has been an utterly prolific electronic artist, but known mos…
Murder Ballads - Drift
* 2022 repress * Rarely do two types of music meet on a level where they threaten to cancel each other outlet alone create something even more meaningful in their mutual vanishing. But the music created within the seminal Murder Ballads (Drift) by Ma…
Murder Ballads (Passages)
Following Murder Ballads [Drift] (SR 506LP), here is, for the first time on vinyl, Murder Ballads [Passages]. Post-isolationist, deep ambiance, and folksong re-emerge in this first vinyl outing of the classic Murder Ballads [Drift] by Mick Harris and…