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CADAVERIA: 'Blood And Confusion' Performance Clip From 'Karma' DVD

January 10, 2014

CADAVERIA — the Italian band featuring former OPERA IX vocalist Cadaveria and ex-OPERA IX drummer/NECRODEATH vocalist Marçelo Santos (a.k.a. Flegias) — released its first retrospective DVD, "Karma", on October 22, 2013 via Scarlet Records. The double-disc set features live and backstage video material, unreleased interviews and much more, spanning the band's entire career, for a total running time of two hours and 40 minutes.

A performance clip of the song "Blood And Confusion" from "Karma" can be seen below.

A detailed list of the DVD's contents can be found at this location.

The official trailer for "Karma" can be seen below.

CADAVERIA's fourth album, "Horror Metal", was released on January 31, 2012 via Bakerteam Records, a division of Scarlet Records.

The group's long-awaited follow-up 2007's "In Your Blood" (released on French extreme metal label Season Of Mist) has been described by Cadaveria as "the most obscure, raw and horror-filled work ever produced by the group."

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