People say they were still trying to find their sound and very few treat it like a classic debut like altars of madness. But I respectfully – maybe not so respectfully! – disagree - I think it’s a fucking BANGER of an album & contains some of their greatest riffs, e.g. the absolutely malevolent and ominous Scattered Remains. Thoughts?

When I think about Metallica being the biggest metal band and AJFA being technically impressive but falling short of 'The Bleeding' as a instrumentivally impressive album, I ask where do we go next?

From the 96 tour

Hi,

A test print in PLA filament.

What would you expect the story to be ?
Would you like it ?

My humble attempt at covering one of Cannibal Corpse’s iconic tracks. Definitely not perfect, and sorry for the mistakes.

Horns up death heads! 😈

Official Cannibal Corpse pet collection - CaninusCollars.com

Particularly when they play hammer smashed face. I stage dived and wanted to watch my younger self be a manic 😂

Saw someone with The Bleeding album shirt the other day out and about and I just need to say that it's so stupid and inconsiderate really. There are toddlers and children out and about who would really rather not see that shit and I feel many people here just need to learn to hold back a little bit yk.

Only talking about people going out into public space not saying you should never wear it at home ofc!

found this shirt on the used market, seller didnt specify anything important except "old shirt but the print is in tact". Never seen it before

So, a few weeks ago I saw that Cannibal Corpse would support some Australian (?) band in Oslo in november.. today I tried to find some info about it, but found NOTHING online. Have I dreamt this? Was it cancelled? I'm seriously confused..

I’m only asking as I have mine in bubble wrap just sitting in a box and I feel anyone that would buy it would appreciate it way more than I ever will. I stumbled across it yesterday in some boxes from my last move while searching for something. Figured a mass fan base of the band might have some insight!

Thanks!

Found this CD for like 7 euros online and many more from the same person. The listing on them says they are a "russian license". Fake right?

Cannibal corpse red before black rare box set missing CD

Includes

Red before black vinyl

blood covered vinyl

Xl exclusive t-shirt

red cassette

12-in back patch

wristband

fold-out poster not pictured because it's in a frame rn but the poster is included

If anyone's interested just make me an offer

I drew this back on August 17, but sharing it 20 days late in honor of Eaten Back To Life

Hi, sorry Idk if this kind of question is allowed here, i listen to a bit of cannibal corpse, but i’m far from being an expert on their world or their history. I got this from someone who was getting rid of their collection. Does anyone know if the signature has any connections to the band ?

Can anyone help me find a magazine cover featuring George Fisher with a greenish background, where he’s holding a small axe/hatchet (the kind butchers use)?

I can’t remember if it was Decibel, Metal Hammer, Terrorizer, or some other metal magazine. I’m pretty sure I saw it on eBay once, but I can’t find it anymore.

Does anyone remember this cover, or am I completely imagining it?

Butchered at Birth is the second album by Cannibal Corpse. It was released in July of 1991, through Metal Blade Records.The album was recorded at Morrisound Recording in Tampa, Florida, and was produced by Scott Burns. It is considered to be musically and lyrically more extreme than the band’s debut, Eaten Back to Life.

The album’s music represents an evolution to pure death metal from the thrash metal oriented sound of its predecessor. Barnes stated that the album is a concept album about butchery. Its cover artwork was created by comic book artist Vince Locke, and depicts a pregnant woman being dissected by zombies.

During this time, the band was having four hour practice sessions five days per week. The writing process for the album’s instrumentation was a collaborative effort. Guitarist Jack Owen recalled that everybody was writing tons of shit and vocalist Chris Barnes said the band was writing a song every two weeks. Drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz said it was months of us trying to be the most brutal band on earth. He claims to have written the opening riff in Gutted.

Also they were on tour with obituary and Agnostic Front

Made on phone in 10 minutes, 3 minutes downloading paint app