CANNIBAL CORPSE: Video Interview With PAUL MAZURKIEWICZ Posted Online

January 13, 2010

Sophie K of Total Rock radio conducted an interview with drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz of Florida death metal veterans CANNIBAL CORPSE when the band played London, England last October. The chat can now be viewed below.

CANNIBAL CORPSE recently completed the the Decimation Of The Nation 2 North American tour with HATEBREED, BORN OF OSIRIS, UNEARTH and HATE ETERNAL.

CANNIBAL CORPSE issued a limited-edition 96-page comic book exclusively via Hot Topic. Drawn entirely by Vince Locke, who illustrated the acclaimed graphic novel "A History of Violence" and each of the band's album covers, the "Evisceration Plague" comic graphically depicts a story for every song on the band's album of the same name — arranged in order, no less. As an added bonus, each copy comes with a copy of the album.

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