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VinylSonar tracks 47 vinyl releases by Gnod, spanning 2007–2026. The most recent is Chronicles of Gnowt (Vol 1) (2026). 8 of them are live. Browse the full discography below — each release links to its cover art and details.
Gnod are an English rock band from Salford. The band's current lineup since 2012 is made up of key members Paddy Shine, Chris Haslam, Marlene Ribeiro, Alex Macarte and Andy Blundell, with a rotating cast of players, including drummers Jesse Webb and John Perry and vocalist Neil Francis.
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Chronicles of Gnowt (Vol 1)
2026
Chronicles of Gnowt (Vol 2)
2026
Drop Out III
2025
Spot Land
2024
Inner Fucking Peace
2024
Hexen Valley
2022
La mort du sens
2021
Faca de fogo
2020
STUBNITZ
2020
VOL.3
2019
Chapel Perilous
2018
Be Aware of Your Limitations (Live at Roadburn 2017)
2018
Live at Roadburn 2012
2017
Just Say No to the Psycho Right-Wing Capitalist Fascist Industrial Death Machine
2017
Live at Concréte
2017
Behind the Lids
2016
Mirror
2016
Gestalt
2015
Live at Islington Mill
2015
Infinity Machines
2015
SLT
2013
Gnod / Bear Bones, Lay Low
2013
Presents... Dwelling & Druss
2013
Lord Fear's Dream
2012
Mental Power / Phonographic Selfhypnosis
2012
In Orbit
2012
Collisions 03
2012
Chaudelande, Volume 2
2012
InGnodWeTrust
2011
The Long & Short of It
2011
Chaudelande, Volume 1
2011
Why Don’t You Smile Like the Other Children? / Polytheism
2010
Science & Industry
2010
LiveBirth
2010
Gnod Drop Out With White Hills II
2010
Full Moon Ritual
2010
Wuste Zeremonie
2009
Drop Out
2009
Gnod
2009
Sex, Drones & Broken Bones (or Secret Pathways to Hidden Lands)
2009
The Crystal Pagoda
2009
Supercluster
2008
The Somnambulist’s Tale
2008
Aquarian Downer
2008
Never Nothing Ever, Zeitgeist & 24 Minutes Over Manchester
2007
Abstehen Der Ohren & Live: Birth
2007
Lord Fear’s Dream, Bulletproof Awareness & Pixiedust
2007
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