#381: Cannibal Corpse's George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher

Corpsegrinder is back on the show! We talk about Cannibal Corpse's
upcoming new album, Violence Unimagined, the experience of
recording it during the pandemic and welcoming longtime producer
Erik Rutan into the band as a guitarist and writer, how Cannibal
Corpse pick singles for their albums, and his desire to learn new
technology despite his admittedly old school ways. We also discuss
Corpsegrinder's passion for the NFL, including his thoughts on Tom
Brady bringing a Super Bowl to his hometown of Tampa Bay, him being
a Denver Broncos fan despite being born in Baltimore, how his
father worked for the company that moved the Baltimore Colts to
Indianapolis, and him refusing to perform during the Eagles Super
Bowl game on the 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise. Petar, Brandon, and
Sylvia discuss various metal musicians' comments on the tragic mass
shootings last week in Atlanta and Colorado, including Dee Snider,
Sebastian Bach and System of a Down's Daron Malakian. We also chit
chat about Lemmy’s ashes being put into bullets and sent to his
close friends, and Rob Zombie nabbing the #1 album on the Billboard
charts. Thank you to our sponsor, Metal Blade Records, for their
continued support. Please help out Petar's personal friend and his
family during a difficult time by following this link. If you can
donate it would mean the world to the podcast team. Thank you.
Songs: Cannibal Corpse - “Murderous Rampage," and “Inhumane
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