List of songs recorded by Godflesh

The group, initially composed of B. C. Green and Paul Neville, formed in 1982 as Fall of Because but did not release any complete music until 1988 after Justin Broadrick joined, became frontman and renamed the project Godflesh.

[2][3] Though their debut, a self-titled EP, was released on a small, independent label named Swordfish, it was successful and drew the attention of Earache Records.

[8] Following the disappointing sales of their third album, 1994's Selfless, and the ban of the music video for "Crush My Soul", Columbia dropped Godflesh, and the band returned to Earache.

[11] Though two of their albums (Songs of Love and Hate and Hymns) featured human drummers, Broadrick saw these inclusions as a dilution of what the band set out to achieve.

[8] The bass and drums are unusually loud (as on the track "Avalanche Master Song" from the Godflesh EP), and the guitars and vocals play a secondary, more background role (as on "Pulp" and "Life Is Easy" from Streetcleaner).

Justin Broadrick playing guitar over a backdrop of fire
Justin Broadrick performing with Godflesh in 2015
Justin Broadrick playing guitar on a red-tinted stage
Broadrick performing with Godflesh in 2016
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B. C. Green performing with Godflesh in 2018
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Broadrick performing with Godflesh in 1992
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Robert Hampson of Loop performing with Godflesh in 1991
Justin Broadrick playing a seven-string guitar with Godflesh
Broadrick performing with Godflesh in 2011
Justin Broadrick playing a seven-string guitar with Godflesh
Broadrick performing with Godflesh in 2014
B. C. Green playing bass to a backdrop of apocalyptic imagery
Green performing with Godflesh in 2014
A close-up of Diarmuid Dalton playing bass during the day
Diarmuid Dalton , an occasional member of Godflesh, performing with Broadrick's Jesu in 2009
B. C. Green and Justin Broadrick performing as Godflesh
Godflesh performing in 2015
B. C. Green playing bass in a red haze
Green performing with Godflesh in 2013
B. C. Green and Justin Broadrick performing as Godflesh in a red haze
Godflesh performing in 2018