| 1 | * EpicRiff: Too many times to count. |
| 2 | * FanNickname: Justin Broadrick is frequently referred to as "JK Flesh." |
| 3 | * FirstInstallmentWins: ''Streetcleaner'' still gets praise for its eerie, slow, and enormously heavy sound, more so than all of Godflesh's subsequent albums. |
| 4 | * NightmareFuel: A lot of their work can fall into this trope. Do not listen to ''Streetcleaner'' alone in a dim room. |
| 5 | * SignatureSong: "Like Rats" from ''Streetcleaner'' |
| 6 | * TheyChangedItNowItSucks: ''Slavestate'', with its heavy electronic influences, and ''Us and Them'', which featured a LighterAndSofter, HipHop-influenced sound, caused this reaction for many fans. |
| 7 | * WinBackTheCrowd: After dabbling with TraditionalHeavyMetal, HipHop, and HardRock along with their following breakup, Godflesh reformed and in 2014 the band released ''A World Lit Only By Fire'', which was seen as a return to form for the band and was praised by fans and critics alike. 2017's ''Post Self'' also saw strong reception. |
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