Alex Webster and Cannibal Corpse Announce New Album, “Chaos Horrific”

Cannibal Corpse

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The unstoppable death metal machine that is Cannibal Corpse has announced its sixteenth album, Chaos Horrific, which will be released on September 22nd via Metal Blade Records. They’ve also unveiled a corresponding U.S. tour that will launch the same day.

The band, celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, once again worked with producer Erik Rutan, who joined the band as a full-time guitarist. It will be his sixth time producing the band and the second to feature his playing.

Bass hero Alex Webster says the music is a continuation from their previous album, Violence Unimagined, and was written shortly after the sessions for that record.

“To me, this album feels sort of like a continuation of Violence Unimagined,” he says. Though they’re known for their technical prowess, it’s not the first thing they go for when writing new music. “I don’t think there was any conscious effort to make things more technical,” Webster adds, “so if it wound up that way, it would just be a natural result of us trying to write the heaviest songs we could.”

Cannibal Corpse is giving fans a preview of the album with its first single, “Blood Blind.” Check out the video:

Chaos Horrific will be released on September 22nd, the same they begin their tour in Nashville, Tennessee. See below for the full dates.

Cannibal Corpse w/ Mayhem, Gorguts, Blood Incantation:

DateVenueLocation
Sep 22Marathon Music HallNashville, TN
Sep 23The FillmoreCharlotte, NC
Sep 24The Mill & MineKnoxville, TN
Sep 26Stage AEPittsburgh, PA
Sep 27RebelToronto, ON
Sep 28L'OlympiaMontreal, QC
Sep 29The PalladiumWorcester, MA
Sep 30Brooklyn SteelBrooklyn, NY
Oct 02The Royal OakDetroit, MI
Oct 03Hard Rock LiveGary, IN
Oct 04The FillmoreMinneapolis, MN
Oct 06Mission BallroomDenver, CO
Oct 07The DepotLake City, UT
Oct 09Temple TheatreTacoma, WA
Oct 10Knitting FactorySpokane, WA
Oct 11Knitting FactoryBoise, ID
Oct 13The WarfieldSan Francisco, CA
Oct 14SOMASan Diego, CA
Oct 17The Aztec TheatreSan Antonio, TX
Oct 18The FactoryDallas, TX
Oct 20The EasternAtlanta, GA
Oct 21Paristown HallLouisville, KY

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