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Unseen Terror - Human Error LP (UK) (1987)

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  1. Spike one of many

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    "Grindcore/Speed Death Metal band from Broseley, Shropshire, West Midlands, England formed in April 1986."

    "Unseen Terror was a British extreme metal band formed by Mitch Dickinson (Heresy) and Shane Embury (later of Napalm Death), and played extreme metal with a technical edge along with elements of hardcore punk. Their most notable feat took place in March 1988, when they recorded tracks for John Peel's BBC Radio 1 program.
    The band formed after the demise of Warhammer, which consisted of Wayne Aston, Mike Clarke, Mitch Dickinson and Shane Embury.
    Unseen Terror was named after Dickinson was listening to Septic Death. The song "Terrorain" by Septic Death has the lyric "Unseen Death - Terrorain". The Chernobyl disaster was fresh in the minds of many at the time, and Dickinson thought of the term "Unseen Terror", as the radiation in the air around the area of the disaster was invisible."

    The band was founded in early 1986 by singer/guitarist Dickinson and Embury. The duo wrote many songs together as a two piece band during mid 1986 - mid 1987. These tracks were recorded on to cassette during rehearsals. These rehearsal tapes were subsequently distributed on an international level via the tape trading network of the time. These tapes caught the attention of Digby Pearson who had recently founded Earache Records.

    A few months into 1987 the band were invited to contribute two tracks to the compilation LP Diminished Responsibility (1987),[2] and the group landed a record contract at Earache Records.

    Just after the recording of the tracks for this compilation LP, the band recruited Pete Giles as their bass player. This line up did not last very long. Earache Records booked the recording studio for the recording of Human Error during a time when there were various difficulties occurring (both logistically and personally) for the band. These unchangeable dates in September 1987 for the recording ultimately meant that Dickinson and Embury had no choice but to fulfil the agreement with Earache as a 2 piece band. The original album back cover photographs were taken on location in Broseley, Shropshire, England (by Pearson).

    After their debut album, Napalm Death drummer Mick Harris joined the band as singer. The band were invited by John Walters to a recording session for BBC Radio One.[3] A one-off performance in Nottingham with bassist Aston (Ex-Warhammer) took place prior to the recording of the session, but Wayne did not go on to appear on the Peel sessions recordings. The BBC session saw Dickinson and Harris share vocal duties on different songs during the session.

    The Peel sessions were released as a limited 12" EP in the UK and a CD (with uncommissioned artwork) in the US. These original releases are now regarded as collectors items.

    After the BBC session, the band reverted to the original line up of Dickinson and Embury. This line up was bolstered in early 1989 by the addition of Carl Stokes (Cancer) who joined on bass guitar. This was to be the last line up of the band. The band finally broke up later that year.

    More recently, re-releases of the BBC session occurred on the Earache compilation Grind Madness at the BBC.

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    01 Unseen Terror.mp3
    02 Oblivion Descends.mp3
    03 Divisions.mp3
    04 Death Sentence (Of The Innocent).mp3
    05 Nermal.mp3
    06 Ignorant Scene.mp3
    07 Uninformed.mp3
    08 Expulsion Of Wrath.mp3
    09 Garfield For President.mp3
    10 Burned Beyond Recognition.mp3
    11 Winds Of Pestilence.mp3
    12 Hysteria.mp3
    13 In A Shallow Grave.mp3
    14 Odie's Revenge.mp3
    15 Deliverance.mp3
    16 The End Product.mp3
    17 To Live And Learn.mp3
    18 Charred Remains.mp3
    19 Beyond Eternity.mp3
    20 Garfield Strikes Again.mp3

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    RECORD INFORMATION

    Human Error
    Release Date : 1987

    Recorded and mixed: Rich Bitch, Birmingham Sept. 87. Published by Earache Songs (PRS) © 1987 Earache Records ℗ 1987 Earache Records Includes an inner sleeve with lyrics, thanks and band photo. Pete Giles is credited on bass but he didn't play on the album. First 1000 copies came with a hype sticker proclaiming "Killer 20-track album of extreme speedcore-thrash-metal" Initial mail order cop
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    Unseen Terror Biography

    Grindcore/Speed Death Metal band from Broseley, Shropshire, West Midlands, England formed in April 1986.
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    Unseen Terror was a grindcore band formed in mid 1986 in Broseley, Shropshire, England by Shane Embury and Mitch Dickinson who had played together previously in death metal band, Warhammer.

    After having recorded their demo, 'Abattoir of Death' Warhammer broke up during the early part of 1986 but It was not long until they both agreed that they needed to pursue a much faster and heavier direction. Warhammer were fast and was certainly very fast, but they both wanted a complete change. They had both been involved in the underground tape trading circuit for some time and had also become regular faces on the UK Hardcore / Punk scene. Being exposed to such cutting edge music from all corners of the globe had a massive effect. At this time only those involved on a deep underground level knew of such bands as: Genocide (Later Repulsion), Insanity, Heresy, Siege, Napalm Death, F.C.D.N. Tormentor, Deep Wound etc.

    Ideas were discussed and Unseen Terror was formed. The first rehearsals took place in the summer of 1986. The main goal was to play as fast as humanly possible combining bludgeoning riffs with technicality and lots of tempo changes. The band rehearsed as a two piece in Mitch's fathers house for months as they could not find a suitable bass player. This was before they could drive and the internet was years away in the future. Despite the rural location and lack of transport, this did not deter the band from distributing their rehearsal tapes worldwide. The lack of a bass player was, at times, very disheartening. During the winter of 1986 Mitch was asked to join Heresy as guitarist. The position was agreed, but with the clause that Unseen Terror was a priority. Mitch played with Heresy, but continued to write and rehearse with Shane. During July 1987 Shane and Mitch entered the studio for the first time and recorded two tracks for the compilation 'Diminished Responsibility'. These two tracks have since been re-released on the reissue of 'Human Error'.

    During the same summer they met Pete Giles (Now of Flyblown) who had heard the band via the underground. Pete lived 180 miles away in Essex, but this did not seem to matter! Pete was in. Undeterred, the band rehearsed as often as possible and the line up seemed to work well despite the difficulties.

    Meanwhile, Digby Pearson (Founder of Earache Records), who had become good friends with Shane and Mitch after meeting them at a show at the legendary 'Mermaid' pub in Birmingham in March 1986, was showing a lot of interest in the band. After hearing a few rehearsal tapes he offered the band a recording contract. Prior to recording their debut album, the involvement with Pete Giles came to an end. The distance between the band and Pete had become a problem in the end. Pete still got his photo on the sleeve though. Shane and Mitch recorded 'Human Error' as a two piece with Mitch handling all guitars and vocals.

    The album was recorded prematurely in the bands opinion. Digby really wanted an album and the band entered the studio knowing that they should have waited a while longer. The sessions went well despite the pressures and the band recorded 20 songs (Their entire repertoire at the time). Some of these songs have since become Grindcore classics. 'Burned Beyond Recognition', 'Oblivion Descends' and 'Charred Remains' being examples. The "Garfield" songs were recorded purely for humour purposes. It was common during these times of crossover for bands to have a couple of non serious songs. In hindsight, four songs was probably too many! The album sold well worldwide which was great for a vinyl only release with virtually no marketing. CD releases in the USA and Japan also fared well. It has since been selling steadily on CD again as Earache finally released the album in Europe as a remastered version in early 2002 with extra tracks and liner notes/photos etc. Basically "Human Error" is an album with a few flaws (like most albums from that era) that continues to be highly influential to many bands and musicians. The album (along with other classics such as Napalm Death's 'Scum', and 'From Enslavement to Obliteration' and the Carcass album 'Reek of Putrifaction') was very groundbreaking at the time.

    Around the time of the release of 'Human Error' Shane was asked to Join Napalm Death. Mitch gave him his full support and still does. Around the same time, Mitch felt he could no longer carry on as guitarist for Heresy.

    The band continued as Shane and Mitch still lived in the same village. During early 1988 the band was joined by Mick Harris (Then of Napalm Death) on vocals and Wayne Aston (Ex Warhammer) on Bass Guitar. A stable line up at last! The band played their debut (and one and only show!) in Nottingham during March 1988. This line up was then invited to record a session for the legendary 'John Peel Show' on BBC Radio One. Wayne Aston could not make the session due to work commitments. The session went extremely well. The band was firing on all cylinders. Most notably, the vocals were way more aggressive and much more confident. Upon the bands return from the recording session they were informed that they were without a bass player again!

    The session was aired three times and was later released as a 'Peel Sessions' 12" EP. A massive achievement. The 12" series was very exclusive. One of the tracks was even chosen to appear on a Radio One anniversary compilation that featured artists as diverse as Queen, Jimi Hendrix, Elton John, and The Police among others . Parents everywhere now had Unseen Terror in their collection...and no doubt hated it.

    Despite the constant setbacks and bad luck, the band continued to write and rehearse until mid 1990. More bass players were involved during these times, but for many reasons it never quite worked out. One person who played with the band during these times deserves an honourable mention here. It was none other than Carl Stokes (Ex Cancer) who played bass for a while. The line up worked well and Carl's bass playing was surprisingly good considering he was (and still is) a drummer. For reasons that are clouded by time, this line up dissolved. A few more rehearsals took place, but eventually the band was finished.

    It has always been discussed that a second album should happen one day. It is still in the blood! The band continues to receive a surprising amount of support from fans and musicians worldwide.

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    Disclaimer: this biography was gathered automatically through an external music database and could be inaccurate. We don't control the information found here.


    Label - Earache
    Record label founded in Nottingham (UK) by Digby Pearson. Dedicated to extreme music, primarily but not exclusively extreme metal.

    bLabel Code : LC 2164 / LC 6124/b .

    If a role is attributed to any of the following entities please choose the appropriate profile irrespective of roles credited:
    Earache Records
    Earache Records Ltd.
    Earache Songs (UK) Ltd.
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