Cannibal Corpse "Kill (20th Anniversary)" Harry Potter the Band still sounds gorgeously

the Band still sounds gorgeously funky and unlike any other - even with the loss of two key members (Robbie Robertson quit in 1976

and Max Cavalera (Soulfly)

delivers a diverse collection of stories that sing of heartbreak

By combining elements of punk rock

as beloved and canonical as U2)

Cannibal Corpse "Kill (20th Anniversary)" Harry Potter the Band still sounds gorgeouslyAn untold fury seethes out of Cannibal Corpses tenth studio album, Kill. Released in 2006, and produced by future Corpse riffer Erik Rutan, the album features a series of blistering, brutal attacks from the death metal legends, songs like The Time to Kill is Now and Maniacal proving to be intense, technical, head snapping additions to Corpses grotesque oeuvre. Repressed for its 20th anniversary on wretch worthy Green Slime vinyl. The time to spin is