Scorn

British Experimental Electronic Project

Scorn is an experimental electronic project formed in the early 1990s by Mick Harris, after his departure from the influential grindcore band Napalm Death. Scorn is known for its fusion of dark ambient, industrial, and dub influences, creating a unique and often bleak soundscape. The project's music is characterized by heavy bass lines, abstract textures, and minimalist percussion. Throughout its career, Scorn has seen several lineup changes and collaborations with various artists but has remained under the direction of Harris. The project has released numerous albums and EPs, with a sound that has evolved over time but consistently maintained an experimental edge. Scorn has garnered a cult following within the underground music scene and is respected for its innovative approach to electronic music.