Hashish Corpse announce new album Nug So Vile, share single “Cylinders of Insanity”: Stream

Hashish Corpse are bringing forth one other dank slice of demise metallic with the announcement of their fifth studio album, Nug So Vile. Moreover, the band has shared an animated music video for the primary single, “Cylinders of Insanity”.

Drummer Josh “Hallhammer” Corridor’s animation is a name again to classic early-Web flash movies and introduces the titular “nug so vile” character — an evil weed monster that’s summoned when one smokes the ominous “Bong of Good and Evil”. The carnage is soundtracked by the grinding brutality of “Cylinders of Insanity”, one other crushing entry within the band’s stoner-themed demise metallic canon.

“This video is Hallhammer’s very first foray into animation and marks the place to begin for lots of fantastic content material sooner or later,” vocalist and guitarist Phil “Landphil” Corridor mentioned of the video in a press launch. “This medium opens up a complete new world of potentialities for insane content material for Hashish Corpse! Keep tuned!”

Per the standard, the tracklist is chock stuffed with stoner metallic puns, together with the album title and monitor “Blasphemy Made Hash”, which reference Cryptopsy’s None So Vile and Blasphemy Made Flesh. The album was self-recorded by the band and blended and mastered by Jarrett Pritchard at Blaze of Torment Studio. Par Olofson created the artwork, which may be seen under.

Nug So Vile arrives November 1st, and is obtainable for pre-order on LP, CD, cassette, and digital by way of Season of Mist right here. Stream the music video under.

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