Someone once jokingly suggested that Carcass were the most important British band since the Sex Pistols. That might be an exaggeration, but there’s no doubt that the band that rose from the UK’s ...
On the release day of their new album, Surgical Steel, Dan Franklin serves up a reminder of why we're lucky to have Carcass back... Dan Franklin Published 4:28am 16 September 2013 ‘Grave To The Grind’ ...
Ken Owen, the much-beloved original drummer for Carcass, is auctioning off a drum kit he used to record the classic albums Necroticism – Descanting The Insalubrious (1991) and Heartwork (1993). Owen, ...
Carcass (due Wednesday, April 2, at The Summit Music Hall) were pioneers of grindcore alongside their friends in Napalm Death. By the time of its classic 1993 album Heartwork, the band had ...
Welcome to our new show, Apocalyptic Anniversaries! We somehow managed to wrangle ace metal YouTube reviewer TheMetalTris into collaborating with us on a brand new series that explores landmark ...
Oh, the woe of influencing anyone else. To look out at the world, to listen and hear that the music you’ve made has inspired someone should be beautiful and affirming, a sign that you created a new ...
Carcass began their set with 'Buried Dreams' off of their 1993 album 'Heartwork.' They continued on with older notable tracks like ‘Genital Grinder’ from their 1988 debut disc, as well as 'Reek of ...
Carcass + Municipal Waste Announce 2023 North American Tour With Sacred Reich + More 30 Important Rock + Metal Albums Turning 30 in 2023 30 Important Rock + Metal Albums Turning 30 in 2023 10 Best ...
Friday night offered local heshers the rare chance to see some of the few remaining legends of death metal. Carcass, Exhumed and Obituary call back the Clinton-era days when our parents would wander ...
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