Fear of God

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Fear of God, often abbreviated to F.O.G., is a Swiss grindcore band who were active in the mid-80´s.

They started in 1987 and broke-up in 1988, but reformed in the middle of 2002.

Their first release was a self-titled, 21-track 7" EP, released in 1987. It was one of the first grindcore albums, and was very extreme for its time. Their most well-known and acclaimed work is the Pneumatic Slaughter EP.

The band is not to be confused with a number of other Fear Of Gods. One was a Los Angeles thrash metal band that eventually morphed into F.O.G., who was then based in Baltimore. Another earlier Fear Of God from Baltimore was an old school hardcore punk band who was active in the early 1980s.

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(1987-April 1988)

(April 1988 - July 1988)

  • The End of Fear Of God - V/A Tribute Album CD Tochnit Aleph Records (2004)
  • Zeitgeist - CD 2003 Ipecac Records / U.S.A.
  • Dave Phillips: The Hermeneutics of Fear of God - CD Tochnit Aleph Records (2003)
  • Fear Of God (1st) - CD 2003 Eu91 / Italy
  • Fear Of God - CD 2001 A.Marsch / Japan
  • I'm Positive - MCD 1997 Maimed by Love / U.S.A.
  • Blazing Swiss Noise - MCD 1988 Private Records / Switzerland
  • At Speedairplay/LoRa - MCD 1988 Off the Disk / Switzerland

  • Nobody Listens Anymore - Compilation 7"EP with Youth Crew, Psycho Sin, Filthy Christians, etc. 1990 P.P.R. / Violent Noise / Mexico
  • Trapped in a Tooth Gear - Compilation LP 1993 Two Sheds Records / Switzerland

  • Fear Of God - 7"EP, including 1 Bonus Track ("Break the chains" by Infest)1985
  • Fear Of God - Controlled By Fear - LP (Live and practice recordings)
  • Fear Of God/Infest - split 7"EP
  • Fear Of God/Death Noise - split 12"EP
  • Fear Of Godstomper - 7"EP split with Godstomper

  • Compilation Tape with Napalm Death, Ripcord and T.M.P.- Live in Geislingen 1.July 1987 Sewer Corpse Tapes / Germany
  • This is What Rudy Says - Eat The Rich! - Split tape with Crawl Noise - Live in Luzern, & Seven Minutes Of Nausea Demo Total Noise Tapes Germany
  • Blazing Swiss Noise - Demo Tape 1987
  • Demo 2 - 1988
  • World Under My Fingernails - Demo Tape 3
  • Glimmer of Hope - Demo Tape 4
  • I'm Positive - K7 (discography-tape)

  • Honest Friendship DCF Tapes & Sick Of Fanzine / Austria
  • More Censorship released by Mark Sikora / Germany
  • Bock Biere Rot Rixe Fraggle Product / France
  • Music For Narrow Minded People Vol.2 Switzerland
  • SpeedAirplay Special: Fear Of God in Studio SpeedAirplay Tapes / Switzerland
  • Choice Of Noise Germany
  • Use Your Anger SOA Tapes

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