Carcass

Finally in 1989 Repulsion's material enjoyed modest, albeit posthumous, exposure when UK grindcore pioneers Carcass distributed a Repulsion compilation titled Horrified on their own Necrosis Records label; a subsidiary of Earache Records.

In this article: Repulsion, Death, Horrified, Flint, Cathedral, Slayer, and Trademark

...Earache Records, and was re-released with bonus tracks in 2000. Michael Amott went on to join Carcass , and later formed Arch Enemy (with Johan Liiva) and Spiritual Beggars. Matti Karki, David Blomqvist, and Fred Estby went on to reform...

In this article: Carnage, Michael Amott, Johan Liiva, Dark Recollections, Arch Enemy, Dismember, Fred Estby, Swedish death metal, Cadaver, and Matti Karki

Reek of Putrefaction Last album = Flesh Ripping Sonic Torment (1987) Reek of Putrefaction is the debut album by the British extreme metal band Carcass . It was released by Earache Records in 1988. Reek of Putrefaction was recorded in...

In this article: Reek of Putrefaction, DVD, Bill Steer, Earache Records, and Birmingham

...albums of local bands. As his business success grew he signed unknown acts like Napalm Death, Bolt Thrower , Carcass , Cathedral , Godflesh, Anal Cunt, Entombed , Morbid Angel and many others throughout the 1980s. Into the 1990s, Sony Music...

In this article: Digby Pearson, Cathedral, Earache, Earache Records, Sony, Entombed, Mortiis, Bolt Thrower, and Deicide

Heartwork Heartwork is an album by Carcass , released through Earache Records in 1993. The album was recorded at Parr Street Studios, Liverpool between May 18 and June 21 1993. The sculpture depicted in the cover art, "Life Support 1993",...

In this article: Heartwork, Bill Steer, DVD, H.R. Giger, Matt Drake, Michael Amott, Spiritual Beggars, Earache Records, and Evile

Swansong Swansong is the final studio album by the British melodic death metal band Carcass . It was released on June 10, 1996 in the UK for Earache Records. This album was intended to be their major label debut, having been signed by...

In this article: Swansong, Heartwork, Ken Owen, Billboard magazine, DVD, Earache, Earache Records, Metallica, and UK

Due to continuing record company problems with Columbia/Sony causing the album to be delayed from late Summer 1995 to June 1996, in which time Carcass moved back to the Earache Records label and broke up before even releasing Swansong. The...

In this article: Bill Steer, Swansong, Ken Owen, Michael Amott, Heartwork, Placebo, EP, and Colin Richardson

...role in Carcass. The band asked a friend (Lee Dorrian) to join as vocalist due to his good relationship with the band (he had organised a number of concerts for the band), even though he had never been in a band before. This line-up...

In this article: Napalm Death, Justin Broadrick, Jesse Pintado, Birmingham, Mark "Barney" Greenway, Lee Dorrian, Mitch Harris, and Miles Ratledge

...a hunt saboteur. Jeff along with Bill Steer ran the short-lived record label Necrosis, which was an imprint of Carcass' label Earache Records and that signed bands such as Norwegian group Cadaver and Repulsion from the USA. Jeff Walker also...

In this article: Jeffrey Walker, Bill Steer, Horrified, Blackstar, Repulsion, Napalm Death, Liverpool, and Fractured Transmitter Records