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Formed: 1987
From: Tampa, FL, United States
Last Known Status: Active

Latest Deicide News

Below is our complete Deicide news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.

Note: We began associating news directly with bands in late 2003. Therefore, earlier band news may not be listed on this page.

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Inhuman Condition (Obituary, Etc.) Premiere Song

Inhuman Condition — featuring members of Obituary, Deicide, and more — have unveiled a new music video for their track “The Betterment Plan.” The song is taken from their forthcoming album Mind Trap, which is set for release next Friday, June 27th, via Listenable Insanity Records. The video, shot by Revolt Entertainment, was filmed during the band’s performance at The Orpheum in Tampa, FL this past April.

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Inhuman Condition (Obituary, Etc.) Premiere Single

With a June 27th release date scheduled by Listenable Insanity Records, Inhuman Condition are preparing to drop their third studio album, Mind Trap. This death metal trio features members from Deicide, Obituary, Massacre, and more.

The track "Severely Lifeless" is the first single from the album, streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. The accompanying video for song was directed by Frank McMahon.

Vocalist/drummer Jeramie Kling shared the following thoughts on the release: More...

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Brutal Assault's First Day Was Almost Perfection

Brutal Assault. Have you heard of it? It’s one of the largest summer metal festivals in all of Europe. There are upwards of 150 bands that play touching on just about every heavy genre imaginable. It normally takes place during the first weekend of August and it always occurs on the grounds of an 18th century Czech military fortress located in Jaromer, Czech Republic.

Similar to Wacken, Hellfest and Graspop Metal Meeting, Brutal Assault has a very loyal contingent of fans that attend year after year from all over the globe. This was my fourth Brutal Assault and I don’t foresee myself taking a break from it anytime soon. This year’s line-up was fucking incredible. All my favorite genres were represented well and there were plenty of bands that I’ve never seen before that I was finally going to get to “check that box.”

I had nine bands marked for the first day of the four-day marathon and it began with the grindcore OGs, Terrorizer. I’ve seen them a couple of times before in different line-up variations but today’s with Pete Sandoval and David Vincent making up half of the original lineup was the best one yet. What made this set even better was they only played material from their classic masterpiece, “World Downfall.” If you were to ask me to describe what grindcore is with a single album, this would be it. Peering over at David Vincent from time to time, it’s apparent that he loves playing these songs. He just grooved to them the whole time I was there. I loved this current version of the band and I hope it continues to be a thing (R.I.P. Jesse Pintado).


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David Vincent of Terrorizer


Next up was legendary Los Angeles thrashers, Hirax. I’ll preface this next part with that I’m kind of old. Not AARP old, but I think older than most of you that will read this report. There’s probably been no less than fifteen or so times that I could have seen Hirax during a span of 30 years and for whatever reason, I just never got around to it. That was embarrassing to write.

Today, I hated myself even more for taking that long. They were everything that I thought they would be, but so much better. Vocalist Katon De Pena truly enjoys being on stage and he is constantly engaging the audience. The crowd that was there during their set were hardcore fans and already knew their songs by heart. This was one of several “Wow!” moments for me during the entire festival. I’m so glad I got to finally experience Hirax and it won’t be thirty years before I see them next time!


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Hirax


The next band on my list would play on the same stage after Hirax, but first it was time to refuel. Brutal Assault probably has the largest variety of victuals to choose from of any festival I’ve ever attended. There is something for everyone. Every dietary restriction imaginable is not an issue at Brutal Assault, you are covered. For my meal, I chose to go with what I call “Greek Lo Mein” but in actuality, it was gyro meat and noodles. However I describe it, it was carbs and meat. Just what I needed to get through the rest of the day/night.

The band Finntroll is an acquired taste. Their quirky take on blackened folk metal sets them apart from other bands that side on black or folk metal exclusively. Maybe it’s the prosthetic troll ears? Or, maybe it’s the upbeat, happy sounding riffing paired with scowling vocals? Finntroll’s sound skirts right down the middle of the two genres and it’s awesome. I’ve seen them twice before but this was my favorite set out of all of them. This stage (Obscure Stage) was too small for them in my opinion. There were people stretched out all the way to the where the festival grounds open up for the vending, portable bathrooms, and merch tents.


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Deicide Decimates The Dome In Tufnell Park

Sometimes, to understand what makes something so beloved, you need to go back to the roots. Nowadays, death metal bands are ten a penny, very few of which offer anything worth listening to, much less anything original. There's definitely some good younger bands out there like Baest and Frozen Soul, but few will disagree; You can't beat the classics. In the grip of sunshine and hot weather, two things Britain is very unfamiliar with, London welcomed a band who was born in the heat and became one of death metal's true icons; Deicide. Having just released their latest album, "Banished By Sin," the Florida quartet were in town, fresh off of their performance at Bloodstock to bring their rabid fan base a healthy dose of blasphemy, antitheism and crushing tunes.

Unfortunately, a myriad of transport problems prevented me from getting to the venue when doors opened and checking out the first band Corpsing. I've no idea what they sound like, but it would have been nice to find out in person. However I did arrive shortly before the second band of the night, Burner, took to the stage, which was an interesting set in a way. Like a lot of bands in the modern scene, they're billed as "death metal/hardcore" but honestly, they're a deathcore band, like many other groups who use the double genre tag.

It has to be said that they do have a bit more going on than the standard deathcore fare however, with some cool grooves and riffs and there was certainly an audience for them at this show, enough to generate a decent mosh pit anyway. Sadly, there was also more than a few people in attendance who just took the piss out of them, sarcastically mimicking the vocalist's mannerisms throughout the set, while the rest of the crowd seemed pretty nonplussed. They're worth checking out if you're into deathcore and they probably would have gone down better supporting a different legend like Suffocation or Broken Hope, but when life gives you an opportunity you take it, so fair play to them. More...

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Deicide Premiere New Music Video

Death metal veterans Deicide have unleashed their thirteenth studio album "Banished By Sin". The release is accompanied with a new music video for "From Unknown Heights You Shall Fall." David Brodsky (known for his work with Cattle Decapitation and Cannibal Corpse) was once again enlisted to direct this latest visual component, following his direction of the group’s previous video, "Sever The Tongue."

This latest clip from the Tampa, FL band comes with warnings of graphic depictions of suicide and potential triggers.

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Deicide Premiere New Single & Music Video

Deicide, the veteran Satanic death metal band, has unveiled their latest track "Sever The Tongue" now available for streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you below. Accompanying the release is a NSFW music video directed by David Brodsky (known for his work with Cattle Decapitation and Cannibal Corpse).

The band has also announced their thirteenth studio album, "Banished By Sin," set to release on April 26th via Reigning Phoenix Music. Deicide handled the production for the album, with assistance from Jeramie Kling on engineering duties. The mixing and mastering were done by Josh Wilbur (notable for his work with Lamb Of God and All That Remains).

Benton shared his thoughts on the record: More...

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Deicide Premiere New Single & Music Video

Death metal band Deicide has stirred up some holiday controversy with the release of their new single, “Bury The Cross…With Your Christ”. This single comes with an official music video directed by David Brodsky (known for his work with Cannibal Corpse, Whitechapel).

The track is set to be featured on the band’s upcoming thirteenth studio album, “Banished By Sin”, slated for release in the upcoming year. Deicide led the production on the record, with Josh Wilbur (noted for his work with Lamb Of God, Gojira) handling the mixing and mastering. Check out "Bury The Cross…With Your Christ" streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.


Deicide vocalist Glen Benton shared his thoughts on this latest release: More...

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Brutal Assault Adds More Death Metal To Line-Up

Masters of the field Deicide will take care of the mischief, along with them the technically proficient Canadian Cryptopsy will take Brutal by storm and Obscura will add a tinge of technical melodic death. The death metal gore carnage will be taken care of by Severe Torture as befits this Dutch band.

Brutal Assault will take place in the Czech Republic at the Josefov Fortress during August 7-10, 2024.
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Deicide Announces New Album Title

American death metal legends Deicide has announced that they have signed a short term deal with new record label Reigning Phoenix Music. The band are currently finishing work on the new album, their first with guitarist Taylor Nordberg (Inhuman Condition/ex Massacre.)

"With great pleasure and after several years of debate and consideration, I wish to announce the signing of a historic one album deal with the newly formed RPM for the development and marketing of the newest Deicide album, Banished By Sin. We look forward to working with all the talented hand-picked individuals that create RPM music and adding our latest accompaniment to the Deicide catalogue," said Glen Benton.

RPM's Gerardo Martinez comments: “We would like to welcome The Satan Spawns’ Deicide to RPM, and we cannot wait to release the very fitting new 13th chapter of their very successful and historied career! Many of us grew up in the original early death metal years and Deicide was in many people’s soundtracks. As for me, I ended up in the principal’s office in High School, for wearing the original Legion shirt as the back print was dangerous and controversial. Let’s bring some of that back!”

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Inhuman Condition (Obituary, Etc.) Premiere Video

Old-school death metal band Inhuman Condition, consisting of members from Obituary, Deicide, and others, has unleashed their rendition of the classic Blue Öyster Cult song, "Godzilla." The track is accompanied by a video directed by Daniel Wahlström. Fans can anticipate the release of Inhuman Condition's upcoming EP, titled "Panic Prayer," scheduled to drop on July 21st.

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Deicide Announces Summer European Tour

Death metal legends Deicide has announced that they will be heading across the pond this Summer for a tour of Europe, including the United Kingdom.This will be their first tour following the completion of their as-yet untitled album, which was finished in early May.

The tour dates are as follows:

August 2 - Beyond The Gates - Bergen, Norway
August 3 - Rockstadt Extremefest - Rasnov, Romania
August 4- Wacken Open Air - Wacken, Germany
August 5 - Dortmund Deathfest - Dortmund, Germany
August 6 - Sylak Open Air - Saint Maurice de Gourdans, France
August 8 - B17 - Poznan, Poland
August 9 - Zaklete Rewiry - Wroclaw, Poland
August 10 - Party San Open Air - Obermehler, Germany
August 11 - 7er - Mannheim, Germany
August 12 - Brutal Assault - Jaromer, Czechia
August 13 - Alcatraz Festival - Kortrijk, Belgium
August 14 - The Dome - London, England
August 15 - Slay - Glasgow, Scotland
August 16 - Rebellion - Manchester, England
August 18 - Motocultor - Saint Noloff, France

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Mexico Metal Fest Adds Deicide And Exciter

Due to European tour scheduling issues, both Death Angel and Krisiun are not able to play this years' Mexico Metal Fest. Deicide and Exciter will take their place. Deicide will play a special "Legion" set while Exciter will have a set celebrating 40 years of their "Heavy Metal Maniac" album.

Mexico Metal Fest will take place on November 10 & 11, 2023 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Tickets are available now on their website.



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Ribspreader Premiere New Song

Ribspreader premiere a new song entitled “Into the Morbid Pits”, taken from their upcoming new album "Crypt World". The record comes out on May 31st on the Xtreem Music label.

Drummer Jeramie Kling (Venom Inc., Inhuman Condition, ex-Massacre) and guitarist Taylor Nordberg (Deicide, Inhuman Condition, ex-Massacre) joined Rogga Johansson on this new effort from the Swedish death metal outfit.

Check out now "Into the Morbid Pits" streaming via YouTube for you below.


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Deicide Announces "Legion" Anniversary Tour

Florida-based death metallers, Deicide, have announced dates for a North American tour, celebrating the 30th anniversary of their critically acclaimed second album, "Legion." They will perform the album in its entirety along with classics from the Deicide catalogue.

Special guests on the trek are Canadian melodic death metal heavyweights, Kataklysm, who have issued the following:

"Our brothers in Deicide made us an offer we couldn't refuse, this will be Part 2 of the massively successful US tour that happened in 2021 (the tour was the first to complete right out of the gates, during the pandemic).

"Kataklysm will be performing the classic 2004 album, 'Serenity In Fire,' in its entirety! This will be your only chance EVER to see two classic albums being performed live for the very first time in North America.

"Tour openers will be our friends in Inhuman Condition. Shows are bound to sell out so get your ticket while you can!

"As stated before, Kataklysm will be taking an indefinite hiatus from touring after this tour and will mainly only perform on select festivals and very short runs moving forward, so don't miss this!"

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Morbid Angel Pulls Out Of Maryland Deathfest

The organisers of the Maryland Dearthfest event, which will take place from May 26th - 29th, has announced that a number of bands have pulled out of the festival for a variety of reasons. Most notable was death metal legends Morbid Angel, who appear to be concerned over safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic. A number of replacements have been found though and a statement from the organisers reads as follows:

"We're pleased to say that for the first time ever, Deicide will be performing the Legion album in its entirety at MDF 2022! They will be performing on Sunday, May 29th at Edison Lot.

"In other news, we need to report that the following bands have cancelled:

"Morbid Angel will no longer be performing at MDF 2022. Despite trying to convince them to not cancel, the only thing we've been told is that the band 'will not be playing MDF or any other shows in the current climate,' so we'll let you interpret that however you see fit.

"Archgoat and Valkyrja were due to tour together, but the tour fell apart, and despite attempts to salvage at least one of those bands playing only MDF, it just wasn't possible.

"Blaze Of Perdition have also cancelled due to their tour falling apart.

"Lastly, Antichrist have cancelled.

"Immolation will be replacing Valkyrja on Sunday at Edison Lot.
Profanatica will be replacing Archgoat on Sunday at Rams Head.
Akhlys will be replacing Blaze Of Perdition on Friday at Rams Head.
Sulfuric Cautery will be replacing Antichrist on Friday at Soundstage.

"As a reminder, ALL tickets for 2020 / 2021 are automatically valid for 2022. You don't need to take any action for these tickets to be valid."

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Deicide Cancels European Tour Dates

American death metal legends Deicide has confirmed that their upcoming tour with Brazilian death metal bands Krisiun and Crypta has now been cancelled. A statement from Crypta reads as follows:

"Unfortunately, due to the increasing corona numbers and the different and difficult regulations along with lockdowns in several European countries, the Deicide tour scheduled for this spring is being cancelled till further notice."

Krisiun's Latin American tour is still going ahead.

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Ex-Deicide Guitarist Chris Cannella Hints New Band

In a Facebook post prior to Deicide announcing their new guitarist, Chris Cannella hinted at future endeavors. Chris Cannella was the lead guitarist/vocalist in Autumns End prior to him joining Deicide. Autumn's End is a death metal band located in Chris' hometown of Phoenix, Arizona. More...

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Deicide Parts Ways With Guitarist Chris Cannella

Florida death metal legends Deicide has announced that they have parted company with guitarist Chris Cannella. Taking his place in the lineup will be Taylor Nordberg, best known for his work with The Absence and Inhuman Condition.

Deicide frontman, Glen Benton, posted the news via Instagram, stating: "We are pleased to announce and welcome Taylor Nordberg to the Deicide family! An amazing and accomplished guitarist who takes our sound to the next level and brings a profound level of professionalism that completes and compliments the Deicide machine!"

Cannella joined the band in 2019, a year after the release of Deicide's latest album, "Overtures Of Blasphemy."

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Deicide To Tour Europe With Krisiun And Crypta

American death metal legends Deicide has announced that they will be embarking on a headlining tour with Europe in the Spring of 2022. Joining them on the trek will be Brazilian death metal veterans Krisiun and Brazil's latest death metal merchants, Crypta.

Deicide themselves are currently working on new material, which guitarist Chris Cannella described recently as "really strong" and "aggressive." Crypta, which features former members of Nervosa and Burning Witches, will release their debut full length, "Echoes Of The Soul" through Napalm Records on June 11th.

The tour dates are as follows:

April 8 Leeuwarden, Netherlands
April 10 London, United Kingdom
April 11 Birmingham, United Kingdom
April 12 Manchester, United Kingdom
April 13 Glasgow, United Kingdom
April 14 Belfast, Northern Ireland
April 15 Dublin, Ireland
April 16 Bristol, United Kingdon
April 17 London, United Kingdom
April 19 Hamburg, Germany
April 20 Kolding, Denmark
April 21 Essen, Germamy
April 22 Prague, Czechia
April 23 Leipzig, Germany
April 24 Mannheim, Germany
April 26 Munich, Germany
April 27 Stuttgart, Germany
April 28 Paris, France
April 29 Toulouse, France
April 30 Bilbao, Spain
May 2 Sevilla, Spain
May 3 Murcia, Spain
May 42 Madrid, Spain
May 5 Barcelona, Spain
May 6 Villeurbanne, France
May 7 Aarau, Switzerland
May 8 Eindhoven, Netherlands

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Kataklysm To Support Deicide On US Tour

Canadian melodic death metal heavyweights, Kataklysm, will return to the US at the end of summer 2021 as direct support for Deicide. The 23-date tour will kick off on August 5 in Tampa, Florida and make stops in Austin, Chicago, and New York before concluding in Spartanburg, South Carolina on August 29. Opening the tour is Internal Bleeding and Begat The Nephilim.

Maurizio Iacono comments, "Glen Benton and I have been talking about both bands touring together for quite some time now. We intended for this tour to happen last summer, but unfortunately got hit by the virus that paralyzed the world prior to announcing it. One year later, judging by the vaccine success and progress across the country, there’s finally a light at the end of the tunnel. So today, we are proud to announce one of the first Metal packages to hit the road in the States since the pandemic. Deicide, Kataklysm, and our friends in Internal bleeding will take this first long-awaited step across the country. We plan to be there LIVE and UNCONQUERED. Tickets are on sale today and will go fast. Get yours now!"

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