Swansong is the fifth studio album by Carcass, the English extreme metal band, and it came out in 1996 on Earache Records. It follows Heartwork and finds the group turning towards a death 'n' roll sound, a looser, more rock-leaning take on their death metal roots. It is the only Carcass record to feature guitarist Carlo Regadas, and the last with founding drummer Ken Owen.

The story behind it is a good one. After the success of Heartwork, Columbia Records signed the band, and Swansong was meant to be their major label debut. Disputes with the company sent them back to Earache instead. Critics were mixed on release, but it is a fascinating document of a band changing course. It was also their final studio album for over 17 years, until Surgical Steel arrived in 2013. A 2008 reissue added a bonus disc in dualdisc form.

Swansong: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 49:44

Tracklist

  1. 1Keep On Rotting in the Free WorldJeff Walker3:42
  2. 2Tomorrow Belongs to NobodyBill Steer and Jeff Walker4:18
  3. 3Black StarCarlo Regadas and Jeff Walker3:29
  4. 4Cross My HeartBill Steer and Jeff Walker3:34
  5. 5Child’s PlayBill Steer and Jeff Walker5:42
  6. 6Room 101Bill Steer and Jeff Walker4:36
  7. 7PolarizedRegadas, Steer, Walker4:02
  8. 8Generation HexedBill Steer and Jeff Walker3:47
  9. 9Firm HandCarlo Regadas and Jeff Walker5:22
  10. 10R**k the VoteJeff Walker3:53
  11. 11Don’t Believe a WordBill Steer and Jeff Walker3:57
  12. 12Go to HellJeff Walker3:22
Produced by
Colin Richardson
Recorded at
Rockfield Studios (Battery Studios), Battery Studios
Recorded
February–April 1995
Mixed at
Battery Studios
Engineered by
Stephen Harris
Labels
Earache Records, Earache
Length
49:44

Line-up

  • Ken Owen · drums (drum set)
  • Carlo Regadas · guitar
  • Bill Steer · guitar
  • Jeff Walker · bass guitar, vocals

Singles

  • “Go to Hell” · 1996

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
Finnish Albums · 199633
US Heatseekers · 199646

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1995AUEarache Records5021456087334original
1996USEarache Records5055006516012other
June 1996GBEarache Records5018615116011other
June 1996GBEarache Records5018615116028other
1 June 1996JPTOY’S FACTORY4988061887890other
4 June 1996USEarache Records745316016023other
10 June 1996GBEarache Records5018615116028other
24 June 2004GBEarache Records5055006516012other
28 June 2004GBEarache Records5055006516043other
7 September 2004USEarache Records0745316160122other
2006ARDel Imaginario Discos3256981466497other
21 July 2008XEEarache Records5055006516067other
2 September 2008USEarache Records745316160221other
25 October 2008JPTOY’S FACTORY4988061874555other
25 March 2009XWEarache Records5055006516012other
12 November 2013XWEarache Records5055006516098other
11 December 2020GBEarache Records5055006516036other
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