Carnifex Premiere New Music Video "The Process Of Pain" - Entheos' Chaney Crabb Guests

Californian deathcore outfit Carnifex had cameras capturing their October 11 performance at this year’s edition of ‘Furnace Fest’ in Birmingham, AL. During the set, the band welcomed Entheos vocalist Chaney Crabb onstage for the live debut of a new song entitled “The Process Of Pain”. The Homie Criket Media was at the helm of directing the resulting music video, which can now be viewed below.
The new Carnifex material doesn’t stop there, as the band have also just unleashed their tenth full-length album, “More Than Misery”. The record marks their first release since signing with Sumerian.
The group are currently touring across Europe and the UK on a triple co-headlining run alongside Despised Icon and Suffocation. Gutrectomy and Kanine are also joining the bill on selected dates.
Tour dates:
11/06 Sheffield, UK – Corporation
11/07 Bristol, UK – Electric Bristol
11/09 Paris, FRA – La Machine (feat. Kanine)
11/10 Lyon, FRA – La Rayonne (feat. Kanine)
11/11 Milan, ITA – Legend (feat. Kanine)
11/12 Vienna, AUT – Arena (feat. Kanine)
11/13 Budapest, HUN – Barba Negra
11/14 Leipzig, GER – Felsenkeller
With Gutrectomy:
11/15 Prague, CZE – Meet Factory
11/17 Warsaw, POL – Proxima
11/18 Berlin, GER – Columbia Theater
11/19 Hamburg, GER – Gruenspan
11/20 Karlsruhe, GER – Substage
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