Violence Unimagined by Cannibal Corpse, album cover
Album

Violence Unimagined

Released14 April 2021
Popularity55.7
Also cited16 April 2021

Violence Unimagined is the fifteenth studio album by American death metal band Cannibal Corpse, released on 14 April 2021 in Japan, with the worldwide release following on 16 April through Metal Blade Records. It arrived nearly four years after Red Before Black in 2017, the longest gap between two records in the band's career.

The big story here is the line-up. Erik Rutan, a producer who had already been working with the band, appears for the first time as lead guitarist on a Cannibal Corpse studio album. He replaced Pat O'Brien in February 2021, having filled in for him on tour for nearly two years beforehand. For anyone who has followed the band since their early days, it is a record worth hearing to find out how that new partnership sounds, and the album sits between Red Before Black and its successor, Chaos Horrific, in 2023.

Violence Unimagined: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 42:53

Tracklist

  1. 1Murderous RampageRob Barrett and Paul Mazurkiewicz4:08
  2. 2Necrogenic ResurrectionAlex Webster3:07
  3. 3Inhumane HarvestRob Barrett4:33
  4. 4Condemnation ContagionErik Rutan4:17
  5. 5Surround, Kill, DevourAlex Webster4:10
  6. 6Ritual AnnihilationErik Rutan3:48
  7. 7Follow the BloodRob Barrett4:39
  8. 8Bound and BurnedRob Barrett4:04
  9. 9Slowly SawnAlex Webster3:31
  10. 10OvertortureErik Rutan2:29
  11. 11Cerements of the FlayedAlex Webster and Paul Mazurkiewicz4:08
Produced by
Erik Rutan
Recorded at
Mana Recording Studios (St. Petersburg, Florida)
Recorded
2020
Mixed by
Erik Rutan
Mixed at
Mana Recording Studios
Engineered by
Erik Rutan
Mastered by
Alan Douches
Artwork
Vince Locke, Brian Ames
Photography
Alex Morgan
Labels
Metal Blade Records, Metal Blade
Length
42:53

Line-up

  • Rob Barrett · guitar
  • Paul Mazurkiewicz · drums (drum set)
  • Erik Rutan · guitar
  • Alex Webster · bass guitar
  • Corpsegrinder · vocals

Singles

  • “Inhumane Harvest” · 1 February 2021
  • “Murderous Rampage” · 23 March 2021
  • “Necrogenic Resurrection” · 19 April 2021

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 202145
UK Albums Chart · 202181
Swedish Hard Rock Albums (Sverigetopplistan) · 20211
UK Independent Albums · 20212
US Hard Rock · 20213
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20214
Austrian Albums · 20215
Swedish Physical Albums (Sverigetopplistan) · 20215
US Independent Albums · 20215
German Albums · 20216
All 23 charts
US Top Rock Albums · 20216
Swiss Albums · 20217
Scottish Albums · 20219
Finnish Albums (Suomen virallinen lista) · 202112
Polish Albums · 202127
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 202128
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 202151
Dutch Albums · 202152
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 202153
Italian Albums (FIMI) · 202160
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 2021101
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 2021105
French Albums · 2021132

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 2021-04-14; musicbrainz + wikidata 2021-04-16 (2 days apart, likely another territory)
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MusicBrainz16 April 2021
Wikipedia infobox14 April 2021
Wikidata16 April 2021
Deezer16 April 2021
US release16 April 2021earliest US date
UK / Europe release16 April 2021earliest UK or European date
4 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
16 April 2021XEMetal Blade Records039841574722original
16 April 2021USMetal Blade Records039841944822original
16 April 2021USMetal Blade Records039841574722original
16 April 2021XWMetal Blade Records039841944822original
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