Flesh Consumed
Flesh Consumed formed in 1998 with vocalist Craig Pillard, guitarist Ryan Boesch, bassist Phil Cancilla, and drummer Brad Lyndall. They came together after...
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Flesh Consumed formed in 1998 with vocalist Craig Pillard, guitarist Ryan Boesch, bassist Phil Cancilla, and drummer Brad Lyndall. They came together after the band Exhumed, and their early material was built around blast beats, guttural vocals, and intricate guitar work. The lineup shifted over time, with vocalist Travis Ryan and guitarist Tony Norman also appearing in the band.
Their debut album 'Eaten Alive' arrived in 2001 and included the track 'Cast Into The Pit.' They followed with 'Souldevour' in 2003 and 'Dagon' in 2007. Their lyrics often dealt with gore and violence, and their live shows sometimes featured simulated blood, which drew criticism from some quarters.
Flesh Consumed maintained a loyal following among death metal listeners who appreciated their uncompromising approach. Songs like 'Collecting Cadavers' and 'Fermented Slaughter' typified their sound, a relentless, brutal style that didn't soften over their three albums.
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