CANNIBAL CORPSE Members Talk Hockey In New Video Interview

August 18, 2012

The Score television network — a Canadian specialty television service providing sports, news, information, highlights and live event programming, available across Canada — recently spoke to CANNIBAL CORPSE drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz and guitarist Rob Barrett, who are massive hockey fans. They talked about their muted expectations for their Buffalo Sabres, the upcoming season and Milan Lucic. You can watch the chat below.

CANNIBAL CORPSE and DEVILDRIVER will join forces for a European co-headlining tour in February/March 2013.

CANNIBAL CORPSE's twelfth studio album, "Torture", sold 9,600 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 38 on The Billboard 200 chart. The band's previous CD, "Evisceration Plague", also opened with 9,600 units to land at No. 66. That was more than 50 percent higher than the opening tally of CANNIBAL CORPSE's 2006 CD, "Kill", which entered the chart at No. 170 after shifting more than 6,000 copies.

"Torture" was again produced by HATE ETERNAL's Erik Rutan at his own Mana Recording Studio in St. Petersburg, Florida as well as Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, Texas, and features the maniacal cover art by longtime CANNIBAL CORPSE artist Vincent Locke.

While "Torture" marks the latest progression in the band's sound, it also witnesses a return to what drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz accurately terms "the frenzied attack of 'Butchered At Birth' (1991) or 'Tomb Of The Mutilated' (1992)," infusing the band's advanced musicianship with the raw savagery that haunted their earlier releases, and in the process conceiving the definitive CANNIBAL CORPSE record.

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