While out on the Lotus Tour with Fox Lake, VCTMS and Within Destruction, Canadian Deathcore collective Carcosa were stopped at the WC Social Club in West Chicago Illinois on 8th February. The reason? So the Digital Tour Bus cameras could snatch another episode of their infamous Bus Invaders series, which is fast approaching the 1750th
Ever wondered what bands do after shows before getting back in the van or bus and heading to the next stop on a tour? Well… the third episode of the US tour documentary from Canadians Deathcore collective Carcosa finds the band sipping Reb Bull and getting tattooed with the band logo between venues alongside Within Destruction,
What does a guitarist do when enduring van life on tour? Goes guitar shopping of course! That and questionable AirBNBs are the main reasons to watch the second episode of the US tour documentary from Canadians Deathcore collective Carcosa as they burn down venues alongside Within Destruction, VCTMS and Fox Lake. Twenty days ago they
Despite dropping a new single in “Born To Lose”, Canadian Deathcore mob Carcosa are currently on a US tour with Within Destruction, VCTMS and Fox Lake. What does one do while on tour? Naturally if you’re a YouTuber as well as a musician like guitarist Andrew Baena you make a tour documentary. So part one
That’s right. Canadian Deathcore mob justice lovers Carcosa have wasted no time in dropping an eight string guitar playthrough courtesy of Andrew Baena on top of a lyric video for a brand new cut titled “Born To Lose” in the ultimate creature double feature [phrase pending decommission ~ Ed]. Be warned though, the images in
Hundreds of cash-strapped contestants accept an invitation to compete in children’s games for a tempting prize, but the stakes are deadly… the binge watched series that was Squid Game, South Korean survival drama television series created by Hwang Dong-hyuk for Netflix also gave Canadian Deathcore brutes Carcosa fuel for the fire with the music video
Canadian Deathcore quartet Carcosa (ex-Galactic Pegasus, Angelmaker) have unveiled a second new single of 2022 in one called “Restless” that is accompanied by a dedicated merch drop. Available here, all purchases directly supporting the IRSSS (Indian Residential School Survivor Society) as the band raise awareness of their cause. The band comment: ““Restless” is our attempt
How many strings does Andrew Baena require to make Carcosa sounds the way they do? Eight seems to be the prime number judging by this playthrough video for the bands new single “Nihilus“. The Gojira influence shines through on this one but in truth the bands mutual love of all things Deathcore remains the driving
The thing about Canadian Deathcore brutes Carcosa is that with Andrew Baena in the fold we get treated track breakdowns and commentaries that surpass any other as he is more than happy to go in deep on his bands material. This time out he takes on the bands latest offering “Nihilus” in this featurette that
The fourth episode of the Gear Gods series “How Songs Are Made” sees Vancouver British Columbia Canadian Deathcore quartet Carcosa discussing how they wrote their sophomore record “Anthology“. Consisting of half new cuts and half re-recorded versions of those from debut EP “Absent” with a myriad of guest vocal appearances including Kyle Anderson of Brand
