GodfleshBest Godflesh Albums Ranked

Post Self

pitchfork

8.1

“The new LP from pioneering industrial band Godflesh is the duo’s best effort in over 20 years—a sinister amalgam of Justin Broadrick and G.C. Green’s collective work to date.”

A World Lit Only by Fire

pitchfork

8.0

“A World Lit Only by Fire is Godflesh’s first album in 13 years. As a whole, the record represents music converted into motion—kinetic and mechanical, inexorable and inhuman. Godflesh, never a forgiving band, has never sounded so relentless.”

Decline and Fall - EP

pitchfork

7.9

“More than a dozen years after breaking up following the departure of bassist G.C. Green, Justin Broadrick's Godflesh returns. The Decline and Fall EP finds them picking up where they left off, alternating crudely recorded blasts of noise with the crunchy industrial rock of their prime.”

Purge

pitchfork

7.4

“Returning to the apocalyptic club setting of its early-’90s work, the industrial metal duo crafts the most inviting record of its late career.”

A World Lit Only by Fire

fantano

7.0

“Godflesh hits the reset button and gets back to their roots on their first album in over a decade.”

Purge

loudandquiet

3.0

“Godflesh, the underappreciated legends of British metal and industrial music, have been crafting innovative and boundary-pushing music since their beginnings in an east Birmingham council estate in the late ’80s. As the band’s ninth album and long-awaited follow-up to 2017’s critically-acclaimed Post Self, Purge has some pretty big shoes to fill. Described by the band as the spiritual successor t”