More than 30 years into their storied career, Montreal death metal innovators Cryptopsy return with their ninth studio album, An Insatiable Violence, set for release on June 20, 2025 on Season of Mist.
Tracklist
1. The Nimis Adoration (4:10)
2. Until There’s Nothing Left (3:59) [WATCH]
3. Dead Eyes Replete (3:57) [WATCH]
4. Fools Last Acclaim (3:26)
5. The Art of Emptiness (4:16)
6. Our Great Deception (4:21)
7. Embrace the Nihility (3:50)
8. Malicious Needs (5:52) [WATCH]
Origin: Montreal, Québec
Genre: Brutal Technical Death Metal
Source: Season Of Mist
Praise for An Insatiable Violence
“Cryptopsy details how technology, and particularly, social media act as this machine that tortures us for inputting things into the algorithm. It’s a toxic cycle, and An Insatiable Violence allows for that cyclical nature to be ever-so-present on the record” – Metal Injection (Artist of the Month)
“An Insatiable Violence is as explosive, violent and technical as anything in their catalogue. For fans of ruthless, boundary smashing brutality, this is a gift from the death metal gods” – Blabbermouth (8.5/10)
“Cryptopsy have the chops of the conservatoire and the temperament of the wolverine. Pound for pound, they are the most vicious of all” – Decibel (8/10)
“Cryptopsy proves that even after decades of dominance, they remain hungry – hungry to evolve, to experiment, and to push the limits of brutal death metal. Far from resting on their laurels, the band has crafted an album that feels both contemporary and timeless” – Lambgoat (8/10)
“Fans of Cryptopsy will not be dissapointed….An Insatiable Violence is going to be an insatiable earworm for death metal fans across the board” – BangerTV (4/5)
“Devastating grooves, brooding melodies and hyper blast tempos come together in a way that only Cryptopsy is able to harness properly” – Dead Rhetoric (9.5/10)
“Cryptopsy are still kings of brutal technical death metal” – Bravewords (9/10)
“Cryptopsy is back, baby” – New Noise (4.5/5)
“An Insatiable Violence continues to reaffirm the fact that the modern day incarnation of Cryptopsy are still a band very much at the top of their game…and look likely to stay there” – No Clean Singing
