[Video] Southern California Deathcore Band Carnifex Releases More Than Misery on November 6: First Full-Length for Sumerian Records, 10 Tracks
Southern California deathcore band Carnifex released their new album More Than Misery on November 6, 2026, via Sumerian Records. The 10-track record is the band's first full-length album for the label, and the announcement arrived with the album's title track and its official music video.
According to the label's release materials, the record was tracked in Tennessee with Zach Householder of Whitechapel and mixed by Jeff Dunne, an entirely new production team for the band. Vocalist Scott Ian Lewis said of the album and its title track: "More Than Misery is about what happens when suffering becomes more than something you endure, it becomes what changes you. This is Carnifex at our most honest and unapologetically brutal." The track listing includes the opener "…and I Held Hands With Death," the title track "More Than Misery," "The Process Of Pain" featuring Chaney Crabb, the earlier single "Roses & Rotting Corpses" and the closer "Licking Love From A Knife." The band's lineup is Lewis on vocals, Cory Arford and Neal Tiemann on guitars, Shawn Cameron on drums and Fred Calderon on bass.
Carnifex are touring across North America, the UK and Europe around the release. The European Death Dominion co-headline tour with Despised Icon and Suffocation put the band in Sheffield, UK, at Corporation on release day, November 6, with further dates in Paris, Lyon, Milan, Vienna, Budapest and Berlin, closing in Karlsruhe, Germany, on November 20.
Source: Sumerian Records
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Photo: 图：Carnifex 现场演出（资料图）。Wikimedia Commons，Gunmetal Angel 摄，CC BY-SA 3.0。/ Carnifex performing live (file photo). Wikimedia Commons, by Gunmetal Angel, CC BY-SA 3.0.
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