Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Carnifex have premiered an official video for “The Process Of Pain”, featuring a guest appearance from Entheos vocalist Chaney Crabb. Rather than filming a conventional studio video, the group used footage from its October 11 performance at Furnace Fest in Birmingham, Alabama.
That concert included the live debut of the song with Crabb joining Carnifex onstage. The video, directed by The Homie Criket Media, captures the collaboration in front of the festival audience.
The release coincides with the arrival of the band’s tenth studio album, “More Than Misery”, which is also their first album released through Sumerian Records.
Carnifex are currently touring Europe and the United Kingdom on a co-headlining run with Despised Icon and Suffocation. Among the remaining stops is Milan’s Legend on November 11, followed by concerts in Vienna, Budapest and several other European cities.
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Formed in Fallbrook, California, in 2005 by vocalist Scott Ian Lewis and drummer Shawn Cameron, Carnifex emerged from the collision of death metal, black metal, metalcore and the physical energy of Southern California’s all-ages hardcore scene. Their early music helped establish the language of deathcore’s first wave, while nine studio albums and twenty-one years of relentless touring have made them one of the genre’s most durable forces.
Across albums including “Dead in My Arms”, “Hell Chose Me”, “Die Without Hope”, “Slow Death”, “World War X “and “Necromanteum”, Carnifex have expanded their sound through blackened atmosphere, symphonic scale and an increasingly prominent melodic and lead-guitar presence. Through deathcore’s initial rise, years of backlash and its current resurgence, the band have remained committed to the music they helped shape.
