Decapitated - Detail Eighth Full Length Instalment
Long-running tech death metal machinery Decapitated unveil details in connection with their next full length release, entitled Cancer Culture, Due out on May 27th via Nuclear Blast Records, it was engineered by Tomasz Zed Zalewski. David Castillo was responsible for mixing and Ten Jensen for the final touch for mastering. The Poles also present the album first single - title track.
Waclaw ‘Vogg’ Kieltyka on the first single: "It wasn't easy to pick the first single from Cancer Culture. Each song has this different vibe that we would like to show as soon as possible and be proud of. Since the "Cancer Culture" is the first song from the album, we decided that this would be the perfect way to introduce you to new music. It is the album's opening chapter, and you know, what you can expect."
Album tracklist:
01. From The Nothingness With Love
02. Cancer Culture
03. Just A Cigarette
04. No Cure
05. Hello Death [feat. Tatiana Shmailyuk]
06. Iconoclast [feat. Robb Flynn]
07. Suicidal Space Programme
08. Locked
09. Hours As Battlegrounds
10. Last Suppe
01. From The Nothingness With Love
02. Cancer Culture
03. Just A Cigarette
04. No Cure
05. Hello Death [feat. Tatiana Shmailyuk]
06. Iconoclast [feat. Robb Flynn]
07. Suicidal Space Programme
08. Locked
09. Hours As Battlegrounds
10. Last Suppe
Waclaw ‘Vogg’ Kieltyka on the first single: "It wasn't easy to pick the first single from Cancer Culture. Each song has this different vibe that we would like to show as soon as possible and be proud of. Since the "Cancer Culture" is the first song from the album, we decided that this would be the perfect way to introduce you to new music. It is the album's opening chapter, and you know, what you can expect."
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| VikinkiQc Posts: 185 From: Canada |
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| doez Hallucigenia Posts: 742 From: France  |
Someone tell them to stop making music already
---- An album rated 6 is an album I enjoyed
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| Nejde Philosoraptor Posts: 492 From: Sweden  |
Written by VikinkiQc on 20.03.2022 at 07:47 I would assume the title is a word play on cancel culture so it's actually quite fitting
---- "You have the right to believe in what you want. I have the right to believe it's ridiculous." - Ricky Gervais
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Posts: 3254 From: UK  |
I think they are trying to push the boundaries, and add shock value with these song titles, which has always been a traditional purpose from death metal bands from the very beginning, unfortunately this comes across as pretty lame these days tbh. The song titles won't bother me though if they can back it up with quality music, and decent lyrics, but from what I have heard from this single, I'm not expecting much.
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| DeanoMajik Posts: 31 From: Australia |
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| Jaro Posts: 211 From: Poland  |
Written by Nejde on 20.03.2022 at 09:42 How a person can type this out and also have a Ricky Gervais quote in their signature is beyond me🧐
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| Nejde Philosoraptor Posts: 492 From: Sweden |
Written by Jaro on 20.03.2022 at 12:30 Why? I just stated it from an objective point of view since the word pun is quite obvious. Cancel culture is ostracism. To ostracize is like removing cancer i.e. removing something dangerous. Now everyone got the album title explained too. It's quite clever actually.
---- "You have the right to believe in what you want. I have the right to believe it's ridiculous." - Ricky Gervais
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| nikarg Mod Posts: 6196 From: Greece  |
The album title is fine, the cover is great, and the song is pretty good. I much prefer the groove version of Decapitated anyway. Written by Guest on 20.03.2022 at 19:56 Some people just jump into conclusions without even reading a single lyric or without having a clue of what an album is about. I will wait until it comes out and have a lyric sheet in front of me. By the way, Vogg said about it: "Don’t misinterpret the title meaning of the album. It has a much broader context." As he did with 2011’s Carnival Is Forever, journalist Jarek Szubrycht composed the lyrics and album title for Cancer Culture. “He did lyrics for us for the second time, and those lyrics are amazing,” Vogg says. “He’s not a typical writer. It’s all about what we are doing as people, the current times, how we never seem to learn from our mistakes.” Szubrycht explains: “These are songs about the disproportion between the dreams, ambitions, and aspirations of humanity - and people as individuals - and the actual human capabilities. About the fact that every power and every triumph are innately bound to fail. And also, how religion is a sophisticated lie that we want to believe so much because we are afraid of nothingness. “We are so stupid and short-sighted that we destroy everything we touch, including the Earth that gave birth to us and nourishes us,” he continues. He adds that the lyrics “tackle the issues regarding the internet, a great invention (and more broadly - technology), as the space where we mainly pour out frustration, spread superstition and lies, fuel hatred, and feed our low self-esteem. All the social media power trips and anger sprees are not worth shit because we are only a temporary aberration, a micro-error on the cosmic scale. There will be no trace left after in a moment's time. They are lyrics painted with disappointment, pessimism, and a lack of illusion.”
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| Nejde Philosoraptor Posts: 492 From: Sweden |
Written by nikarg on 20.03.2022 at 23:20 I might have done just that but since it has a much broader context according to Vogg that might as well be one of the meanings of the album title. Usually I'm not that interested in lyrics but of course there are albums where the lyrics make the music better. With this one I will definitely check out the lyrics when it's released.
---- "You have the right to believe in what you want. I have the right to believe it's ridiculous." - Ricky Gervais
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| nikarg Mod Posts: 6196 From: Greece |
Written by Nejde on 21.03.2022 at 07:42 I wasn't referring to your comment 
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| Charlotbk Posts: 201 From: Canada  |
Like the music but I'm really not a fan of Rasta vocals, miss the Sauron & Covan days.
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| Nejde Philosoraptor Posts: 492 From: Sweden |
Written by nikarg on 21.03.2022 at 09:08 I know. It was just my own feeling after reading your comment 
---- "You have the right to believe in what you want. I have the right to believe it's ridiculous." - Ricky Gervais
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| Metal Rabotnik Posts: 881 From: Finland  |
Not bad, not bad at all.
---- You've got a lot of guts. Let's see what they look like!
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| Bad English Tage Westerlund Posts: 59030 From: Sweden  |
Official video
---- Life is to short for LOVE, there is many great things to do online !!! Stormtroopers of Death - ''Speak English or Die''  I better die, because I never will learn speek english, so I choose dieing
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| Daniell _爱情_ Posts: 6003 From: Poland  |
Since most comments focus on the title and artwork, let me add my two cents too. Who gives a damn about such inconsequential things as these? The only thing that matters is the music in my opinion. Also, if anyone is interested, Jarek Szubrycht who wrote lyrics for the album is quite a figure. Apart from being a journalist and writer (he wrote a great Slayer biography), he sings and writes lyrics for Lux Occulta, quite an interesting band. As heard on 2014's "Kołysanki", the band isn't metal anymore, but they used to be. My favourite album is "My Guardian Anger", but I recommend all of them. I'm particularly partial to this song:
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| Gag reflex Posts: 65 From: Croatia  |
Cancer Culture is a solid track. Certain song titles, however, are cringeworthy at best. Like A Cigarette or Hello Death remind me of lousy track titles we usually see on metalcore albums. Anyway, I liked Anticult and Carnival in spite of its more groove than death leanings so I will give this one a listen too. Nothing will beat their debut and two following records though.
---- 'The thoughts of dead babies Wiped away with my semen'
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