Carcass (Official Thread)

[Riff Raff]

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Carcass Wikipedia

Formed - 1985
Genre - Extreme Metal

Band Members
Current members
Bill Steer – lead guitar, vocals (1985–present)
Jeff Walker – lead vocals, bass guitar (1986–present)
Note: the band was inactive from 1996 to 2007

Discography
Reek of Putrefaction (Earache, 1988)
Symphonies of Sickness (Earache, 1989)
Necroticism – Descanting the Insalubrious (Earache, 1991)
Heartwork (Earache, 1993)
Swansong (Earache, 1996)
Surgical Steel (2013)

Some songs of the band I love.




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Fantastic band, really love the sound of this bands music. Heartwork is probably my favourite of the band, and I was stoked to find out they have a 2013 return album to come out.

 

[Riff Raff]

Carcass confirm a 2013 album
Can't wait for a new album.

 

[Nora]

These guys are awesome! They always have been one of my favorite bands.

 

[Riff Raff]

These guys are awesome! They always have been one of my favorite bands.

Cool, glad to see another fan in here.
Really good blend of grindcore and death metal they are.

 

[Riff Raff]

Carcass - Surgical Steel (2013)

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[Pistol]

Surgical Steel is one of the best releases of this year ...

 

[2LITTLETIME]

^agreed and the new exhumed is killer 2.

 

[METALPRIEST]

Some fan filmed footage of Hollywood show

 

[Magic]

New Video

New Video Unfit For Human Consumption off the Surgical Steel album.

 

[Riff Raff]

Whenever I listen to Carcass it amazes me how much metal sub genres they either pioneered or at least had some pivotal influence on. Their first release was sloppy production but had a lot of what good grindcore was about, so did Symphonies of Sickness.

Then Necroticism added a lot more groove to it and became more death metal focused. Heartwork was a leap further to pioneer what would become melodic death metal. Swansong was ok but definitely a step down in quality for what at the time was their swansong album. Surgical Steel was a radical kick in energy the band needed even though it came much later.