Melvins With Napalm Death - Savage Imperial Death March (Obnoxious Orchid vinyl) 80s Tillman” (foreshadowing its release as

Tillman” (foreshadowing its release as the first single on God’s Favorite Customer 9 months later)

I see these songs as artifacts from a future which might have more in common with our past than our present

he was making sense of the world through songwriting

with its ‘90s-indebted fuzzy guitars and lyrical moments of clarity (“Something’s gotta give/ Something’s gotta change/ You’re just trying to live/ I’m just gonna break” goes the title track) could feel like an EP full of tension

Justice will do that too

Melvins With Napalm Death - Savage Imperial Death March (Obnoxious Orchid vinyl) 80s Tillman” (foreshadowing its release asLP Obnoxious Orchid vinyl, Limited Edition Ipecac Recordings (2026) EU After two co headling tours over the past decade, (the) Melvins are continuing their long tradition with us of teaming up with another band on an album. Next up Napalm Death! This isn't just some split release with the bands each getting a side. Savage Imperial Death March is a full collab with both Melvins & Napalm Death playing together on all the tracks. This release originally