FECAL CORPSE: Too 'Offensive' For Canada

August 26, 2006

New York City death metallers FECAL CORPSE were apparently turned away at the Canadian border after attempting to enter the country to play a couple of shows. In its latest MySpace bulletin, the band writes, "So we get to the border and they're denying us entry because we didn't have work visas and tried to get in. So we got threatened with three weeks of jail time per member plus fines. So after six hours of interrogation, they decide to let us go because it's 'not worth the time.' The fucking police said to let us go, the border patrol wanted to press charges. Now, we're all not allowed in Canada for one year's time and our merchandise is BANNED from Canada because it's deemed 'offensive.'"

FECAL CORPSE's full-length debut, "We Gang-Banged Your Mom...Again!" was released earlier in the year via Redrum Records.

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