Melodic deathcore band CARRION VAEL is decimating this holiday season with a new video for "Wings of Deliverance". Taken from their previously released album Abhorrent Obsessions, "Wings of Deliverance" continues the destructive and horror-filled trail CARRION VAEL is blazing. Watch it HERE.
Vocalist Travis Purcell comments on the track and video: "We wrote this song about cult leader and mass murderer Jim Jones. Jones, who is from our hometown of Richmond Indiana, led a cult of more than 900 people to their deaths while living in Jonestown, a remote settlement located in Guyana. Jones laced the grape drink flavor aid with cyanide, and then convinced or forced his cult members to drink the substance on November 18, 1978, before putting a gun to his head and pulling the trigger. “Wings of deliverance” was the name of one his first churches in Indiana, it was partially funded and members were recruited by selling monkeys door to door in the Indianapolis area."
Abhorrent Obsessions, out now via Unique Leader Records. Copies are available HERE.
Formed in 2017 CARRION VAEL execute skillfully crafted melodic death/thrash and draw lyrical influences from famous serial killers and mass murders in history. Their brutal force is heavily influenced by technical, melodic and traditional death metal, incorporating aspects of slam and old school death with razor-cut precision.
Their debut album, Resurrection of the Doomed, arrived in 2017 with sophomore album God Killer following in 2020 via Horror Pain Gore Death Productions to worldwide critical acclaim.
Having shared the stage with THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, CATTLE DECAPITATION, NEKROGOBLIKON, WOLFTOOTH and many more hard-hitters, CARRION VAEL are ready to push the next chapter of their career to the fullest.