Mitch Harris

Mitch Harris, born on October thirty-first, nineteen sixty-nine, is a prominent American musician known for his exceptional skills as a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and performer. He began his musical journey in the vibrant grindcore scene of Las Vegas, Nevada, as a member of the band Righteous Pigs. This early experience laid the groundwork for his future endeavors in the heavy metal genre.

In a notable collaboration, Harris teamed up with Mick Harris, the drummer of the influential grindcore band Napalm Death, to form the side project Defecation. Shortly after, he made a significant career move by leaving Righteous Pigs to join Napalm Death permanently in nineteen eighty-nine. His first appearance with the band was on the acclaimed album Harmony Corruption, and he has continued to contribute as a guitarist and backup vocalist ever since.

Throughout his career, Harris has been involved in various musical projects, including Meathook Seed, Little Giant Drug, and Goatlord, showcasing his versatility and creativity. In two thousand thirteen, he co-wrote the song 'K.C.S.' with Max Cavalera, which was featured on Soulfly's album Savages, released on October fourth of that year.

In two thousand twenty, Harris's band Brave the Cold made waves with the release of their debut album, Scarcity, under the label Mission Two Entertainment. More recently, in two thousand twenty-four, he lent his talents as a guest musician on Kati Rán's album SÁLA, further solidifying his status as a dynamic force in the music industry.