Napalm Death and guests will be tearing up the capital's Progresja.

The line-up we needed - Napalm Death, Crowbar, Full of Hell and The Brat - will sow chaos on 18 February at Progresja.

Not only are they painfully persistent, but they have been experiencing a second youth for over a decade. Napalm Death are the most prominent representatives of British extremism and a living legend of grind. At the same time, their loud and chaotic shots also abound with influences from death metal, hardcore punk or industrial. They are unique and reliable. The band's latest album is 2020's Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism.
Crowbar = pure cult. Their crushing sludge battles are a genre-bending showcase in swampy style - hear those thuds for even a moment and you already know they're from New Orleans. They rode us at Mystic Festival in June and alongside Hatebreed at two club shows. In this case, let them ride again.
Are Full of Hell the kings of modern grind? Their style offers a lot - from deathgrind jazz to harshnoise flogging decibels to noise-rock rough catchiness. Check out what they can do by exploring their latest album, 'Coagulated Bliss'.
Their range of attractions includes a mostly death-grind-metalcore mordobite - meet Brat. Are they the new hope of extremism? The content of their debut, Social Grace, suggests as much.

* NAPALM DEATH (UK) grindcore, death metal.
"You suffer... but why?" - asked Napalm Death in their one-second hit from their debut 'Scum'. Many years have passed and the question asked in 'You Suffer' is still fresh, and so is the grind-deathmetal of the Brits. They're true legends who will crush anyone live - no discounts. You'll see for yourself.

* CROWBAR (USA) sludge metal.
Crowbar are one of the most revered names in the sludge world. Ba!, after all, they were one of the pioneers of the trend and still operate its main features like kings. Want heaviness to the point of resistance and a pessimistic aura conquered by swampy riffs? You have to choose Crowbar. A reliable crew.

* FULL OF HELL (USA) grindcore, death metal.
Full of Hell are undoubtedly a living institution of modern grind - equally brutal as hell and insanely brave. They drift off into death metal, into noiserock hits, into harshnoise decay or other styles and come out victorious every time.

* BRAT (USA) death metal, grindcore.
Brother summer? That's a thing of the past - we're picking Brother deathgrind. The New Orleans debutants love to batter listeners with deathmetal ominousness, a bit of grind frenzy and an almost thrash groove.