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    This is Carnifex at our most honest and unapologetically brutal: Carnifex announce new album, More Than Misery, and share the title track

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    This is Carnifex at our most honest and unapologetically brutal: Carnifex announce new album, More Than Misery, and share the title track


    Carnifex have announced a new album, More Than Misery, and dropped its title track.

    The deathcore brutes promised they had a lot more in their arsenal coming in 2026 when they dropped a new single, Roses and Rotten Corpses, in May, alongside which they announced their signing to Sumerian Records. Now, that promise has materialised in the form of a new album, which is out on November 6.

    They’ve also debuted the title track, with vocalist Scott Ian Lewis saying: “More Than Misery is about what happens when suffering becomes more than something you endure, it becomes what changes you. This is Carnifex at our most honest and unapologetically brutal.”

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