Cattle Decapitation - Introduce you to the 'Terrasite' !!!

May 12th 2023

Album Release

Getting to grips with a new Cattle Decapitation album!!!

Cattle Decapitation will release their brand new album 'Terrasite' on Metal Blade Records on May 12th, 2023, which is a record that you will struggle to get to grips with. That is because Cattle Decapitation are unique in so many ways, you would not say their is any other band like them. They do something new on every record, and you will either love or hate it. And this is what we like from a band, the fact they try to break down new boundaries and are not the same as other acts that came before them. 'Terrasite' is the bands eighth studio album, and the follow-up to 2019's ever popular 'Death Atlas'. An album they really showed off when they played last years Bloodstock festival in the UK.

The band never fearful of controversy with their artwork, has produced another unfamily friendly cover for 'Terrasite'... like they did all though's years ago for 'To serve man'. An album which SPV in Germany refused to stock, because of the graphic nature of the depiction on the front. Yes! the San Diego, Californian band know how to show, and they have done this on all eight of their albums. And if you are into Metal you love that, but they are not only about shocking people. Their music is very well put together and very technical, you get some really well written songs. And 'Terrasite' really shows this off, like on one of the lead tracks 'Scourge of the Offspring', which you can see the video for at the bottom of this page... we think you are going to love it.

'Terrasite' tracklisting Below:

01 Terrasitic Adaptation
02 We eat our Young
03 Scourge of the Offspring
04 The Insignificants
05 The Storm Upstairs
06 …And the World will go on without You
07 A Photic Doom
08 Dead end Residents
09 Solastalgia
10 Just another Body

Cattle Decapitation are:

Travis Ryan - Vocals / Josh Elmore - Lead Guitar / Belisario Dimuzio - Rhythm Guitar / Olivier Pinard - Bass / David McGraw - Drums