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When it comes to combining unrestrained maliciousness, involving song writing and technical precision Cannibal Corpse have no equal. Formed in Buffalo, NY in 1988, Cannibal Corpse helped found, manipulate and transcend the very boundaries of death metal beginning with the scandalously controversial debut, Eaten Back To Life. Raising the eyebrows of inquisitive metal fans and incensed parents and politicians, the record - produced by Scott Burns at the now renowned Morrisound Studios - was more extreme and confrontational than anything the Death Metal genre had ever known. As a result of the band's gruesome cover art, grisly lyrics and song titles like “Hammer Smashed Face,“ “Meat Hook Sodomy“ and “Addicted to Vaginal Skin,“ follow-up records Butchered at Birth (1991) and Tomb Of The Mutilated (1992) were met with further contempt by the likes of such organized censorship leagues as the PMRC. In just three years, the sale of Cannibal Corpse merchandise was (temporarily) prohibited in Australia, Korea, New Zealand and Germany. Proving technical dexterity, diabolic vocal grunts and a penchant for serial killers, zombies and gore of all shapes, sizes and textures, Cannibal Corpse won over the hearts of many a metal extremist and have since become a harrowing household name. Since the band's inception they have sold millions of albums world wide and show no sign of slowing or bowing down to the ever changing metal genre. Start the Cannibal Corpse FULL CONCERT playlist: Love live music? SUBSCRIBE for thousands more live videos and new gigs uploaded weekly:
