NAPALM DEATH/NASUM/ PIG DESTROYER
(Napam Des/Nazam/Pig Destroyer)

Extreme The Dojo, the 30th anniversary, returned to the origin.

It was the solo performance of Napalm Death that triggered the start of Extreme The Dojo. Most of the audiences were fans looking for hardcores. Extreme The Dojo was the answer after many meetings on how to get the metal layer to come.
　Napalm Death, who released the latest album "Utilitarian" for the first time in three years this year. As the founder of the Extreme Music world, the work is worthy of the name of God of Graindcore. The last time I came to Japan, the sweaty acid deficiency live at Earth Dam was also new to my memory and their visit to Japan was decided. Even now, the tour continued with tremendous momentum, and the fat survived Brast. It's a re-focus of Napalm Death, which deploys beats.
　And that NASUM was decided. It is well known that Miesco, the leader, died in the 2004 tsunami by major earthquake off Sumatra, but it is part of a 20th anniversary tour that would have been held this year if he had not died. It is a lineup of the original members who added Ka Joe of Finnish grind core band Rotten Sound to the vocals as a substitute for Miesco. It is not a tour to commemorate Miesco, but his soul himself mourns those who died in Great East Japan Earthquake and visits the victims. There is no way to miss the NASUM stage that may be the last.
　Pig Destroyer, led by Scott Hull, a former A.C guitarist who is preparing to release the long-awaited new album Book Burner this fall. They have knocked out Japanese fans with four albums twice in Japan, with a sharp sharp riff and a high-speed blast that has been handed over to slash metal. We welcome Adam Javis, who shows his tremendous skill at MISERY INDEX to new drummers, and came to Japan for the third time with the perfect and strongest lineup ever!