- 01All the Waters of the Earth Turn to BloodI’d been listening to All the Waters of the Earth Turn to Blood, The Body’s 2010 experimental sludge masterpiece, on a daily basis.from the chapter
- 02Cop KillerBetween that album and its 2010 masterwork, The Body put out two EPs, one of them a seven-inch of covers by Body Count and MDC: Cop Killer / Dead Cops.from the chapter
- 03Dead CopsBetween that album and its 2010 masterwork, The Body put out two EPs, one of them a seven-inch of covers by Body Count and MDC: Cop Killer / Dead Cops.from the chapter
- 04Cop Killer / Dead CopsBetween that album and its 2010 masterwork, The Body put out two EPs, one of them a seven-inch of covers by Body Count and MDC: Cop Killer / Dead Cops.from the chapter
- 05Christs, RedeemersAfter All the Waters of the Earth Turn to Blood, The Body released the similarly draining Christs, Redeemers in 2013 and then I Shall Die Here in 2014, the latter working as a bridge between the band’s early and more recent sound.from the chapter
- 06I Shall Die HereAfter All the Waters of the Earth Turn to Blood, The Body released the similarly draining Christs, Redeemers in 2013 and then I Shall Die Here in 2014, the latter working as a bridge between the band’s early and more recent sound.from the chapter
- 07“Alone All the Way”The second track of I Shall Die Here, “Alone All the Way,” carries that same torch before morphing into gelatinous electronica, which “Hail to Thee, Everlasting Pain” and “Our Souls Were Clean” also explore.from the chapter
- 08“Hail to Thee, Everlasting Pain”The second track of I Shall Die Here, “Alone All the Way,” carries that same torch before morphing into gelatinous electronica, which “Hail to Thee, Everlasting Pain” and “Our Souls Were Clean” also explore.from the chapter
- 09“Our Souls Were Clean”The second track of I Shall Die Here, “Alone All the Way,” carries that same torch before morphing into gelatinous electronica, which “Hail to Thee, Everlasting Pain” and “Our Souls Were Clean” also explore.from the chapter
- 10No One Deserves HappinessOn March 18, 2016, The Body put out No One Deserves Happiness on Thrill Jockey.from the chapter
- 11“Wanderings”There are definitely pop elements to No One Deserves Happiness, such as the entrancing grooves and singing in opener “Wanderings,” although those sounds get entrapped inside towers of The Body’s doom.from the chapter
- 12“Hallow / Hollow”Consider the grating noise track “Hallow / Hollow,” or the death cult sludge of “Starving Deserter.”from the chapter
- 13“Starving Deserter”Consider the grating noise track “Hallow / Hollow,” or the death cult sludge of “Starving Deserter.”from the chapter
- 14“Adamah”Even with relatively pretty songs like “Adamah,” whose rippling pop-trap beat carries operatic female singing, there’s a savage dissonance at work.from the chapter
- 15One Day You Will Ache Like I AcheJust one week after Thrill Jockey put out that record, Neurot unleashed The Body’s collaboration with hardcore/grind unit Full of Hell: One Day You Will Ache Like I Ache.from the chapter
- 16“The Little Death”The musicians bastardized one of each band’s songs before unleashing “The Little Death,” which moved from indifferent grinding into a nihilistic march and back again.from the chapter
- 17“Gates of Steel”Closing out the set was a steel wool lozenge cover of Devo’s “Gates of Steel.”from the chapter
- 18Ascending a Mountain of Heavy LightMore proof is in the poisoned pudding of The Body and Full of Hell’s 2017 joint effort, Ascending a Mountain of Heavy Light.from the chapter
- 19I Have Fought Against It, But I Can’t Any LongerIn 2018, The Body put out I Have Fought Against It, But I Can’t Any Longer, an album that deals in the disruptive modal juxtaposition of No One Deserves Happiness.from the chapter
- 20Mental Wounds Not HealingThe band also unleashed Mental Wounds Not Healing in 2018, a collaboration with Uniform that sounds like Aphex Twin trying to stab people with sound, following that with another Uniform collaboration in 2019, Everything that Dies Someday Comes Back, as well as an album with Thou called Everyday, Things Are Getting Worse.from the chapter
- 21Everything That Dies Someday Comes BackThe band also unleashed Mental Wounds Not Healing in 2018, a collaboration with Uniform that sounds like Aphex Twin trying to stab people with sound, following that with another Uniform collaboration in 2019, Everything that Dies Someday Comes Back, as well as an album with Thou called Everyday, Things Are Getting Worse.from the chapter
- 22Everyday, Things Are Getting WorseThe band also unleashed Mental Wounds Not Healing in 2018, a collaboration with Uniform that sounds like Aphex Twin trying to stab people with sound, following that with another Uniform collaboration in 2019, Everything that Dies Someday Comes Back, as well as an album with Thou called Everyday, Things Are Getting Worse.from the chapter