Obscure presents: Cannibal Corpse + Krisiun, Hideous Divinity

To say "Cannibal Corpse are the biggest death metal band in the world" admittedly, is a lofty declaration; one made by Metal Hammer UK in an article back in 2009. Since then, the band has released "Evisceration Plague" and "Torture" - both included future classic Corpse cuts, reaped praise from press and fans across the globe, and both accumulated sales on a level rarely seen in death metal. In direct contrast with the "decline" of the music industry, Cannibal Corpse appears to be growing in popularity. 2006's "Kill" debuted on the Billboard Top 200 at #170, followed by "Evisceration Plague" at #66 in 2009, and #38 in 2012 with "Torture." Whether or not that trend will continue is impossible to predict, but George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher (vocals), Alex Webster (bass), Pat O'Brien (guitar), Rob Barrett (guitar), and Paul Mazurkiewicz (drums) plan to continue to expose legions of metal fans to their brutal brand of classic death metal in 2016 and beyond. 

Alex Webster, along with O'Brien, Barrett, and Mazurkiewicz, are all accomplished song writers, that much is no secret. For "A Skeletal Domain," each member made a significant contribution to the song writing. O'Brien wrote five tracks, Webster wrote four, and Barrett handled two and half. The musical and lyrical team effort here laid the foundation for the vocal performance of iconic front man, George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher. For "A Skeletal Domain," producer Mark Lewis worked to cull the most potent performance from the vocalist as possible. Corpsegrinder's trademark vocals are the final piece of the death metal puzzle that is "A Skeletal Domain." Cannibal Corpse have proven time and again that they have more fuel in their tank, more riffs in their minds, and more ways to describe gore than any single group of human beings could ever have hoped. 

Tickets at presales 590 CZK on http://obscure.cz/cs/events/ / at the door 650 CZK.
For more info about the gig check the official facebook event or the website of the organizer Obscure Promotion.