Metal Injection — Fans might have been wondering why Michael Amott, the guitarist for Carcass for their two of their most influential albums (Necroticism and Heartwork), wasn't on the band's latest effort Surgical Steel. Now there are answers! In speaking wi... more info

Metalsucks — We couldn't be any more excited about this week's guest: Bill Steer of the legendary Carcass. Just back from a one-off show in South America, Bill talks about how the metal industry has changed since Carcass's last go-round, how the songs on Surgical... more info

Metal Injection — Rob starts off the show talking about Polish food, which leads Darren to tell a story about trying to purchase food in a Russian deli. We hear many new (somewhat) embarrassing "drops" on the episode. Darren spends a good portion of the episode hating... more info

Metalsucks — Also: Carcass, Watain, Ulcerate, DevilDriver and more.The post Neilstein Soundscam: Hail to the Kings appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metalsucks — HUZZAH!!!The post THE WAIT IS OVER! Stream Carcass’ Surgical Steel Right Now!!! appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metal Injection — Oh my god, yes! If you are not privy to album leaks then I'm assuming you haven't heard the new Carcass album, Surgical Steel. Our own Jeremy Ulrey reviewed the record a few weeks ago, and had positive things to say about it. But why take... more info

Metalsucks — That's just the title, the song is actually WAY fit for human consumption.The post The New Carcass Song is “Unfit for Human Consumption” appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metalsucks — Emperor Rhombus listened to Carcass' infamous 1996 release for the first time. What did he think?The post Carcass’ Swansong: A Newbie’s Retrospective Review appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metalsucks — The legendary death metal band provides both the cover story AND this month's flexi disc.The post Fear, Emptiness, Decibel: Carcass Dominate the October Issue of Decibel appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metalsucks — Carcass, Ulcerate and Watain debut on the chart.The post Neilstein Soundscam: New Blood appeared first on MetalSucks. more info