“There’s an unlimited amount of bad things happening in the world, real and imagined. It’s not hard for us to come up with stuff”: The story of Cannibal Corpse’s Gallery Of Suicide, the album that helped keep 90s death metal alive

Cannibal Corpse posing for a photograph in a graveyard.

Cannibal Corpse’s sixth album, 1998’s Gallery Of Suicide, found the death metal mainstays ploughing the same bloodied, gore-filled furrow while the rest of the world focussed its attention on nu metal. In 2009, frontman George ‘Corpsegrinder’ Fisher and bassist Alex Webster looked back on the album that helped keep death metal alive in the ’90s.

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