Album Review: Fleshcrawl – Epitome of Carnage

Fleshcrawl Epitome of Carnage album cover

Release Date: June 12, 2026

Fleshcrawl’s journey to their upcoming release, Epitome of Carnage, is a testament to deep-rooted endurance in the extreme music scene. Founded way back in the spring of 1987 in Illertissen, Germany, by Stefan Hanus and Bastian Herzog, the band originally operated under the moniker Morgöth. By 1990, they pivoted toward a markedly more extreme musical direction and briefly performed as Suffocation. However, when the American band of the same name emerged alongside Fleshcrawl’s own impending vinyl debut, another name change became necessary—and thus, the Fleshcrawl we know today was born.

Decades after those foundational shifts, the band is now firing on all cylinders with a powerhouse lineup consisting of Bastian Herzog handling drums and vocals, Manu Markowski on bass, Apu Justin Reisch and Christian Kalbrecht driving the guitars, and Borisz Sarafutgyinov on lead vocals.

Set to drop on June 12, 2026, Epitome of Carnage delivers a massive, 12-track gauntlet that maintains their uncompromising direction from start to finish.

FLESHCRAWL is: 
Bastian Herzog – Drums, Vocals
Manu Markowski – Bass
Apu Justin Reisch – Guitars
Christian Kalbrecht – Guitars
Borisz Sarafutgyinov – Vocals

Track Listing:

  1. Blood Dominion
  2. Chapel of Guts
  3. Grave Messiah
  4. Embers of Wrath
  5. Committed to Suffer
  6. Reign Forever
  7. Chronicles of Bloodshed
  8. Rebuilt from Flesh
  9. Orphan God
  10. Path of Thorns
  11. Heralds of Death
  12. Of Fire and Flesh

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