Earache

Getting Started in Earache

Top Albums

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Top Artists

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Top Earache Albums

Count Your Blessings by Bring Me The Horizon

Wolverine Blues by Entombed

Blessed Are The Sick by Morbid Angel

Editor's Picks

The Sound That Ends Creation

Society 1

Streetcleaner

Godflesh

Salvation

Cult Of Luna

I, Monarch

Hate Eternal

Top Tracks from Earache

	Listen	Track Name	Length	Download

1.		Pray for Plagues Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	4:21
2.		(I Used to Make Out With) Medussa Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	5:38
3.		Braille Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	4:29
4.		Black & Blue Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	4:33
5.		Off the Heezay Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	5:38
6.		Fifteen Fathoms, Counting Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	1:56
7.		Liquor & Love Lost Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	2:39
8.		Tell Slater Not to Wash His Dick Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	3:30
9.		A Lot Like Vegas Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	2:09
10.		Slow Dance Artist: Bring Me The Horizon Album: Count Your Blessings	1:16

About Earache

Earache Records started in the Nottingham apartment of founder Digby Pearson, who for years previously was a prominent scenester and avid fan of the underground hardcore scene. Noticing the beginnings of a crossover of the hardcore punk and thrash metal scenes, Digby set about releasing records by bands that pushed the envelope of hardcore to it's most extreme like; Napalm Death, Morbid Angel, Entombed and Carcass. In a short span, many Earache releases began appearing on the European and U.S. charts, making Earache the by-word for extreme music. The label has fostered new underground talent with the "Wicked World" imprint for new acts. Now known internationally for all things extreme, they feature, (amongst a huge roster of outstanding bands) Mortis, The Haunted, Berzerker and Decapitated. Earache's commitment to extremity remains as steadfast as the day it started in the bedroom.