New England Death Squad SCALPEL have released a lyric video for new single "Feeding the Worm." The song is taken from forthcoming album Methods to Delusion. Take the plunge at:

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SCALPEL will self-release Methods to Delusion on July 25. A promo video for another new song, "Labors of Loathing," is available at this location:

Crusted severed toes nailed to walls; humans covered head to toe in needles administering horrific psychoactive chemicals; an infants head being turned to apple sauce on a kitchen counter's edge - these are only fragments of the surreal and vicious stories told on SCALPEL's Methods to Delusion. Wielding chainsaw guitars and sledgehammer percussion, Methods to Delusion brings back a psychedelic element to extreme music, inflicting chaos and sickening truth unto the listener. The album was engineered by Colin Marston (GORGUTS) at Thousand Caves Studios.

Pre-order:

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Track Listing:

1. The Cleaner
2. Labors of Loathing
3. The Stink
4. Feeding the Worm
5. Interdelude
6. Methods to Delusion
7. The Woodsman (Part II)
8. Brooding in the Gloom
9. Lung Butter
10. Intensified Festering

"Death Metal that is as brutal as it is technical, with a remarkable intensity and an out-of-the-ordinary energy." 9/10
- Queens of Steel

"Scalpel provides you with ten organ rupturing and face melting death metal tracks."
- Cadaver Garden

"If you enjoy the best Dead Metal you have to hear this CD. You will not regret it."
- Necromance

Death Metal is a visceral art that is dependent upon the extreme dedication of its loyal fans. We have no other purpose but to deliver a version of this art to those same fans like us, whose lives have been claimed by the likes of SUFFOCATION, CARCASS, and DEATH. It is in this vein that we construct our own brutal dirges, devoid of genre restriction and eager to explore the darker realms of music.

SCALPEL is a four-piece band hailing from various cesspools in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Guitarists Manny Egbert and Taylor Brennan assume dual vocal duties layered on top of blistering guitars; Matt Bellows belches deafening low end proficiency on the bass guitar, and Chip Fay thunders behind the drum set, collectively driving the chaos that is the SCALPEL sound.

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