PeelingFlesh Premiere New Single & Visualizer "Crackology" From Upcoming New Album

PeelingFlesh are gearing up to unleash their self-titled sophomore album on November 27, 2026, and the slam/BDM, outfit have just ahem stripped away another cut from the upcoming effort. You can now check out “Crackology”, streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.
Frontman Damonteal Harris commented:
“One of our personal favorites from the album even though all of them are our favorite. A lot of insane samples that we’ve been wanting to use for a very long time in this one.”
As previously reported, the forthcoming release boasts an extensive lineup of guest appearances, including members of Sanguisugabogg, Missing Link, Bayway, Stabbing and more.
With Gridiron, Final Resting Place, Fatal Realm & Grounds For Assault:
10/20 Baltimore, MD – Soundstage
With Gridiron, Final Resting Place & Grounds For Assault:
10/21 Charlotte, NC – The Underground
10/22 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Heaven)
10/23 New Orleans, LA – House Of Blues
10/24 Fort Worth, TX – Sick New World (PeelingFlesh only)
10/25 Corpus Christi, TX – House Of Rock
10/27 Pensacola, FL – Vinyl Music Hall
10/28 Tampa, FL – Orpheum (feat. Two-Piece)
10/29 West Palm Beach, FL – The Banyan Live (feat. Two-Piece)
10/30 Jacksonville, FL – Albatross (feat. Two-Piece)
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