Cannabis Corpse
Cannabis Corpse: Masters of Marijuana-Fueled Death Metal
Emerging from the depths of Canada in 1999, Cannabis Corpse has become a cult icon within the extreme metal scene. Known for their unapologetic embrace of marijuana culture and their relentless pursuit of sonic brutality, the band has carved a unique niche in the annals of metal music.
Challenges and Controversies
Cannabis Corpse's outspoken stance on cannabis legalization has often drawn criticism from conservative circles. However, the band has remained defiant, using their music as a platform to promote their beliefs.
In 2006, the band's song "Blunt Force Trauma" was banned from MTV's "Headbangers Ball" for its graphic lyrics. Undeterred, Cannabis Corpse continued to push the boundaries of acceptability with songs like "Chronic Execution" and "Bong Legions."
Discography
Cannabis Corpse has released six full-length albums, each a testament to their unwavering commitment to marijuana-themed death metal:
* Blunted at Birth (2001)
* The Wretched Spawn (2004)
* Tube of the Resurrected (2006)
* From Wisdom to Baked (2009)
* Left Hand Pass (2011)
* Nug So Vile (2013)
Members
The current lineup of Cannabis Corpse consists of:
* Phil "Landphil" Hall - Vocals
* Josh "Hallhammer" Hall - Guitar
* Mic " гриб " - Guitar
* Patrick Mulcahy - Bass
* Paul "The Crusher" Grinder - Drums
Legacy
Cannabis Corpse has become a symbol of extreme metal's ability to push boundaries and celebrate unconventional themes. Their music has influenced countless bands and inspired a loyal following among fans who share their passion for marijuana and death metal.
Despite the challenges and controversies they have faced, Cannabis Corpse remains a potent force in the music scene, proving that even the most controversial of ideas can find expression through the power of heavy music.
Emerging from the depths of Canada in 1999, Cannabis Corpse has become a cult icon within the extreme metal scene. Known for their unapologetic embrace of marijuana culture and their relentless pursuit of sonic brutality, the band has carved a unique niche in the annals of metal music.
Challenges and Controversies
Cannabis Corpse's outspoken stance on cannabis legalization has often drawn criticism from conservative circles. However, the band has remained defiant, using their music as a platform to promote their beliefs.
In 2006, the band's song "Blunt Force Trauma" was banned from MTV's "Headbangers Ball" for its graphic lyrics. Undeterred, Cannabis Corpse continued to push the boundaries of acceptability with songs like "Chronic Execution" and "Bong Legions."
Discography
Cannabis Corpse has released six full-length albums, each a testament to their unwavering commitment to marijuana-themed death metal:
* Blunted at Birth (2001)
* The Wretched Spawn (2004)
* Tube of the Resurrected (2006)
* From Wisdom to Baked (2009)
* Left Hand Pass (2011)
* Nug So Vile (2013)
Members
The current lineup of Cannabis Corpse consists of:
* Phil "Landphil" Hall - Vocals
* Josh "Hallhammer" Hall - Guitar
* Mic " гриб " - Guitar
* Patrick Mulcahy - Bass
* Paul "The Crusher" Grinder - Drums
Legacy
Cannabis Corpse has become a symbol of extreme metal's ability to push boundaries and celebrate unconventional themes. Their music has influenced countless bands and inspired a loyal following among fans who share their passion for marijuana and death metal.
Despite the challenges and controversies they have faced, Cannabis Corpse remains a potent force in the music scene, proving that even the most controversial of ideas can find expression through the power of heavy music.