Scorn, an elusive yet influential figure within the realms of experimental and industrial music, is the brainchild of former Napalm Death drummer Mick Harris. Originally hailing from Birmingham, England, Scorn emerged in the early '90s as a pioneering force in combining the elements of dark ambient, dub, and industrial into a unique, brooding soundscape. After leaving Napalm Death, Harris began to explore the more experimental fringes of music, leading to the creation of Scorn as a means of such sonic exploration.

Scorn's music is characterized by a blend of deep bass lines, minimalist rhythms, and an overarching atmospheric tension, often eschewing traditional song structures for immersive auditory experiences. Throughout his career, Scorn has been recognized for pushing boundaries and has garnered a loyal following for his innovation. Among his most recent releases are the haunting "Winds of Torment" and the pulsating "Symbol System," each showcasing his adeptness at crafting chillingly sparse, yet richly textured compositions. Tracks like "Cafe Mor" and "Feather" maintain Scorn's signature fusion of electronic elements and stark, unforgiving beats. With "Greetings from Birmingham" nodding to his roots, Scorn's continuous evolution exemplifies a restless creative spirit, unbound by genre confines and constantly redefining underground electronic music.

Genres

British Experimental

British Industrial

Dub Metal

Illbient

Latest Release

Winds of Torment

Scorn

Album - 10 Tracks - Released March 25, 2022