Fun Facts Fusion: The shortest song...by Napalm Death

Yes, "You Suffer" by Napalm Death is famously known as one of the shortest songs ever recorded. It lasts for just about 1.316 seconds, consisting of a single scream and a blast beat. It's often cited as an extreme example of minimalist music.




Napalm Death is a British extreme metal band formed in 1981, known for pioneering grindcore—a genre that combines elements of punk rock and extreme metal. They are highly influential in the metal scene for their aggressive sound and socially aware lyrics.

The band has undergone numerous lineup changes over the years, with bassist Shane Embury being the only constant member. Their early albums like "Scum" (1987) and "From Enslavement to Obliteration" (1988) are considered seminal works in grindcore.

"You Suffer" is from their debut album "Scum" and has become iconic not only for its brevity but also for its impact on the music scene. Despite its extremely short length, the song has gained a cult following and is often referenced in discussions about extreme music.

Napalm Death continues to be active, releasing albums and touring globally, maintaining their status as one of the most influential bands in extreme metal.

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