Four fan filmed cuts including “Infinite Night Terror” from their new album “Necromanteum” have arisen from the grave as Deathcore pioneers Carnifex began the destruction of The Vibes Centre in San Antonio Texas on 13th October. Also in the tarot card pack is “Slit Wrist Savior“, a cut from 2021’s “Graveside Confessions” which is fast
The ninth studio album “Necromanteum” from Californian Deathcore pioneers Carnifex will see the cold light of day on 6th October via Nuclear Blast. Recording sessions took place under the watchful eye of producer Jason Suecof (Trivium, All That Remains, The Black Dahlia Murder) for the ten track affair with a music video for the title
People will argue about whether they consider the likes of Despised Icon and Carnifex Deathcore pioneers until the end of time but we don’t care. We’ve got our favourites and we know where we stand. Filmed at the Willem Twee Den Bosch Netherlands stop of Carnifex run with Chelsea Grin, Varials, Bodysnatcher and The Covalence
Celebrating the 15th Anniversary of their debut album “Dead In My Arms“, Deathcore pioneers Carnifex have shared a re-recorded rendition of “Lie To My Face” that features a guest vocal appearance from Adam Warren of Oceano fame. The cut appears just in time to help the band promote the US album anniversary tour which begins
As 3rd September will see Deathcore pioneers Carnifex dropping “Graveside Confessions” via Nuclear Blast, vocalist Scott Ian Lewis spoke to Alicia Atout from KnotFest and topics of conversation include the bands mascot, the new wave of Deathcore bands carrying the torch for the genre and their eighth studio album which has seen music videos for
The first new material from San Diego Californian Deathcore bone crushers Carnifex since the departure of long time lead guitarist Jordan Lockrey in January 2020 has been unleashed in single “Seven Souls” complete with a stylish music video by Dylan Gould. The band have a selection of Festival and club shows lined up next month and
“Hate a sick mom with a f***d dad, Dealing with your life, dead bodies everywhere, You really want me to be a good son, Why you make me feel like no one?” The influence of the Bakersfield Nu-Metallers KoRn is without question and after heavier renditions of their songs by the likes of Chelsea
1989 saw the claustrophobic and introverted debut album from Nine Inch Nails in “Pretty Hate Machine” with Trent Reznor recording as a multi instrumentalist, a record that spawned a collection of singles and would eventually lead to the huge success both commercially and critically that was “The Downward Spiral“. Unlike a lot of Industrially tinged
It’s been little over 18 months since San Diego Californian Deathcore crew Carnifex released “Slow Death” via Nuclear Blast. The decision to surprise release a new EP containing a single brand new track, a pair of covers and a remix may have come as a shock to some but it’s nothing new for the tactical
