CANNIBAL CORPSE

The seventh full-length studio album by legendary American Brutal Death Metal band.
It's rather remarkable how little the band's sound has changed over the course of an entire decade. Sure, their musicianship has gotten a little more polished, and they've perfected their formula a bit more, but it's essentially been the same vibe on every album throughout their career. "Bloodthirst" is not that much different from the other Cannibal Corpse recording with George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher (which in turn were not an incredible distance removed from the Chris Barnes era); there are the prerequisite detuned grinding guitars, hyperspeed blastbeat drumming, and vocals that sound like Fisher's larynx is being put through a garbage disposal, plus lyrics geared for maximum gore and shock value.
The appeal of "Bloodthirst", then, is likely to rest on your answer to the question "how much Cannibal Corpse do you really need"? If you enjoy the formula, haven't tired of it, and want to hear more material in the same vein, "Bloodthirst" is exactly what you're looking for. Otherwise, just get a couple of the Chris Barnes albums!
From the other side, amazing production, 11 consistently strong tracks, and endless replay value can makes it not only one of your favorite Cannibal Corpse albums, but also one of your favorite albums of all time!!
Metal Blade Records Inc., 1999 (3984-14274-2). Made in Germany. Repress.


Tracklist:
1. Pounded Into Dust 2:17
2. Dead Human Collection 2:30
3. Unleashing The Bloodthirsty 3:51
4. The Spine Splitter 3:10
5. Ecstacy In Decay 3:12
6. Raped By The Beast 2:34
7. Coffinfeeder 3:05
8. Hacksaw Decapitation 4:13
9. Blowtorch Slaughter 2:33
10. Sickening Metamorphosis 3:24
11. Condemned To Agony 3:44
Total playing time: 34:33 min.


Samples: https://soundcloud.com
https://cannibalcorpse.bandcamp.com

The sixth full-length studio album by legendary American Brutal Death Metal band.
The first Cannibal Corpse album to feature former Nevermore guitarist Pat O'Brien, and the second album to include George Fisher on vocal.
Cannibal Corpse settled into their own gruesome groove early on in their career, spitting out a predictable set of carnage-obsessed trash-rockers on each of their albums. Consequently, their albums can be a little interchangeable, and "Gallery Of Suicide" is no different.
From the titles ("Disposal of the Body", "Blood Drenched Execution", "Dismembered and Molested", "Stabbed in the Throat", "Centuries of Torment", "Crushing the Despised", "I Will Kill You") to the incessant, buzzing guitars, it's Cannibal Corpse as the fans have come to expect them! It's a little fresher than its predecessor, "Vile", but it does have the problem of sounding a little monotonous in comparison to their entire catalog. That may not matter to the hardcore fans, who will inevitably be able to spot subtle differences between this and their previous albums, but it does suggest that the band will need to find a new modus operandi soon in order to keep things fresh.
In other way, "Gallery Of Suicide" is a refreshing blend of Technicality and Death Metal savagery. Although easy to underestimate, it is certain to reveal its uncompromising strength with a little time and patience. A solid addition to the band's discography, it may alienate many but it will surely attract and secure an entirely new breed of 'Corpse fanatics!
Metal Blade Records Inc., 1998 (3984-14151-2). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. I Will Kill You     2:47 
2. Disposal Of The Body     1:54 
3. Sentenced To Burn     3:06 
4. Blood Drenched Execution     2:40 
5. Gallery Of Suicide     3:55 
6. Dismembered And Molested     1:53 
7. From Skin To Liquid     5:30 
8. Unite The Dead     3:05 
9. Stabbed In The Throat     3:26 
10. Chambers Of Blood     4:11 
11. Headless     2:22 
12. Every Bone Broken     3:18 
13. Centuries Of Torment     4:04 
14. Crushing The Despised     1:56
Total playing time: 44:15 min.


Samples:  https://cannibalcorpse.bandcamp.com

The eighth full-length studio album by legendary American Brutal Death Metal band.
Obscene and horrid, the undisputed masters of Gore Death returns! Produced by Cannibal Corpse and multi-platinum first time Corpse producer Neil Kernon (Queensryche, Nevermore, Skrew, Macabre & more) focusing on technically powerful guitars and unmatched bass & drum syncopation that will leave the current crop of corporate makeup Metallers slack jawed.
Cannibal Corpse have received a lot of attention and controversy over the years for their song titles alone. However, aside from all the over-the-top gross outs of the band's lyrics; the music is really worth checking out. Their relentless combination of neck-snapping Death Metal beats, sinister detuned guitar riffs, and Cookie Monster vocals is harrowing and fun at the same time, and the execution is better than that of most similar bands.
Most impressively, the album remains interesting from front to back, thanks to concise song lengths and a healthy variety of tempos, which alternate from rat-tat-tat machine gun-style onslaughts to chugging mid-tempo mosh sections (check out "Dormant Bodies Bursting" to hear it all in one song). Fans won't be disappointed with numbers like "Hatchet to the Head", "Compelled to Lacerate", and the exquisite "Sanded Faceless". This is great stuff!
Banned in Australia, New Zealand and Korea, this album is brutal, fast as hell, aggressive and intense!! This is easily one of Cannibal's best, and it's genuinely recommended as a starting point when looking to get into the Corpsegrinder era of the band!!!
CD includes booklet-poster.
Metal Blade Records, 2002 (3984-14423-2). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Savage Butchery     1:50 
2. Hatchet To The Head     3:34 
3. Pit Of Zombies     3:58 
4. Dormant Bodies Bursting     2:00 
5. Compelled To Lacerate     3:29 
6. Drowning In Viscera     3:36 
7. Hung And Bled     4:13 
8. Sanded Faceless     3:51 
9. Mutaion Of The Cadaver     3:09 
10. When Death Replaces Life     4:59 
11. Grotesque     3:31
Total playing time: 38:18 min.


Samples:  https://cannibalcorpse.bandcamp.com

The eighth full-length studio album by legendary American Brutal Death Metal band.
Obscene and horrid, the undisputed masters of Gore Death returns! Produced by Cannibal Corpse and multi-platinum first time Corpse producer Neil Kernon (Queensryche, Nevermore, Skrew, Macabre & more) focusing on technically powerful guitars and unmatched bass & drum syncopation that will leave the current crop of corporate makeup Metallers slack jawed.
Cannibal Corpse have received a lot of attention and controversy over the years for their song titles alone. However, aside from all the over-the-top gross outs of the band's lyrics; the music is really worth checking out. Their relentless combination of neck-snapping Death Metal beats, sinister detuned guitar riffs, and Cookie Monster vocals is harrowing and fun at the same time, and the execution is better than that of most similar bands.
Most impressively, the album remains interesting from front to back, thanks to concise song lengths and a healthy variety of tempos, which alternate from rat-tat-tat machine gun-style onslaughts to chugging mid-tempo mosh sections (check out "Dormant Bodies Bursting" to hear it all in one song). Fans won't be disappointed with numbers like "Hatchet to the Head", "Compelled to Lacerate", and the exquisite "Sanded Faceless". This is great stuff!
Banned in Australia, New Zealand and Korea, this album is brutal, fast as hell, aggressive and intense!! This is easily one of Cannibal's best, and it's genuinely recommended as a starting point when looking to get into the Corpsegrinder era of the band!!!
Metal Blade Records Inc., 2002 (3984-14390-2). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Savage Butchery 1:50
2. Hatchet To The Head 3:34
3. Pit Of Zombies 3:58
4. Dormant Bodies Bursting 2:00
5. Compelled To Lacerate 3:29
6. Drowning In Viscera 3:36
7. Hung And Bled 4:13
8. Sanded Faceless 3:51
9. Mutation Of The Cadaver 3:09
10. When Death Replaces Life 4:59
11. Grotesque 3:31
Total playing time: 38:10 min.​​​​​​​


Samples:  https://cannibalcorpse.bandcamp.com

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First re-release of the ninth full-length studio album by legendary American Brutal Death Metal band.
The last studio album to feature Jack Owen, one of the band's founding members, and up to 2012's "Torture", the last with an album cover depicting violence and gore. Also is Cannibal Corpse's fourth album to be named after one of the tracks on the album, after "Butchered At Birth", The Bleeding" and "Gallery Of Suicide".
For album number nine Cannibal Corpse continues with much the same style of gore-themed Death Metal that had made them a mainstay of the stateside scene for a decade-and-a-half. Bassist Alex Webster and guitarist Jack Owen write most of the songs here, respectively, and those songs are pretty much, what you've come to expect from Cannibal Corpse by this point - musically pulverizing and lyrically unsettling. Vocalist George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher is as unrelenting as usual, especially on such songs as "Frantic Disembowelment", where he switches from growling to screaming with seeming ease.
"Wretched Spawn" is overall a pretty brief album, clocking in just under 45 minutes, as few of the 13 songs break the four-minute mark. The title track is an exception, as are the lumbering "Festering in the Crypt" and the Thrashing album-closer, "They Deserve to Die", - these three longer songs being some of the more interesting ones here, given their unique characteristics. Most of the others are rather straight-ahead Death Metal blasts, and while they're on the mark stylistically, they may seem a bit workmanlike to longtime fans who have heard all this before.
Unlike more memorable albums such as "Tomb Of The Mutilated" (1992) and "Bleeding" (1994) where the band took its music to another level, "Wretched Spawn" is simply Cannibal Corpse continuing on with their trademark mayhem, seemingly confined by or content with their own musical boundaries, for better or worse. But you'll surely find much delight here!!
Metal Blade Records Inc., 2004/2012 (3984-41057-2). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Staring Through The Eyes Of The Dead     3:29 
2. Fucked With A Knife     2:14 
3. Stripped, Raped And Strangled     3:27 
4. Pulverized     3:31 
5. Return To Flesh     4:20 
6. The Pick-Axe Murders     3:04 
7. She Was Asking For It     3:33 
8. The Bleeding     4:20 
9. Force Fed Broken Glass     5:03 
10. An Experiment In Homicide     2:38 
Bonus Track:
11. The Exorcist     4:36 
Total playing time: 44:29 min.


Samples: https://cannibalcorpse.bandcamp.com 

64mm x 64mm

First re-release of the fifth full-length studio album by legendary American Brutal Death Metal band.
The first Cannibal Corpse recording to feature vocalist George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher and the last to feature Scott Burns as producer.
Originally, the album was titled "Created To Kill" and it was recorded with founding vocalist Chris Barnes. Before the album was released, Barnes was dismissed from the band, which then brought in Monstrosity vocalist George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher to finish the album's vocal work. Fisher re-recorded all of the vocal tracks and the band released the album under the new title "Vile". "Vile" also marks the last album, featuring guitarist Rob Barrett until "Kill", and features a brand new band logo, because the previous logo was owned and trademarked by the departed Chris Barnes.
The band had built up a considerable following within the Death Metal community, and that success continued as Fisher brought a vocal dynamism and character that livened up the band's six-year-old sound. Fisher's ability to match the musical intensity and rhythm of "Vile" 's more complicated assemblages of riffs created a more sophisticated yet equally tortuous essence. Both, the album art and song titles, - while gruesome to the extreme - were somewhat toned down when compared to earlier Cannibal Corpse efforts.
The band members might have been put off by so many accusations of novelty, and intent on proving their worth as musicians. "Vile" demonstrates a commitment to musical growth: tracks like "Devoured by Vermin" and "Bloodlands" feature more complex, focused, and just plain interesting musical ideas as well as precise execution.
Fans of Death Metal who haven't yet discovered Cannibal Corpse would be wise to give "Vile" an open-minded listen, in order to understand how this band has managed to pull off thousands of successful shows and maintain such a rabid following!!
During the "Vile" sessions, "The Undead Will Feast" from "Eaten Back To Life" was re-recorded with Fisher on vocals. This version of the song would first appear as the only bonus track on a Japanese import edition of "Vile". Then on the "Worm Infested" EP in 2003.
"Vile" was the first Death Metal album to appear on the Billboard 200 chart, debuting at No.151!!!
Metal Blade Records Inc., 1996/2007 (3984-14605-0). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Devoured By Vermin 3:13
2. Mummified In Barbed Wire 3:09
3. Perverse Suffering 4:15
4. Disfigured 3:49
5. Bloodlands 4:21
6. Puncture Wound Massacre 1:41
7. Relentless Beating 2:15
8. Absolute Hatred 3:06
9. Eaten From Inside 3:43
10. Orgasm Through Torture 3:42
11. Monolith 4:24
Total playing time: 37:38 min.


Samples: https://cannibalcorpse.bandcamp.com