Stripped, Raped, And Strangled
from The Bleeding by Cannibal Corpse
Mitch Mitcherson
Mitch Mitcherson
I own this album like 3 times over, but this song hits so hard, and was the first time something actually sounded “evil” to me. That guitar tone will surprise you cuz they are from Crate solid state heads but sounds fucking beefy as fuck. And though I prefer the legend Corpsegrinder, Barnes is at his peak here. Those high raspy vocals he throws in are nasty and creepy next to those low brutal growls.
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from The Bleeding,
released April 12, 1994
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