Abscess break up and Autopsy return
Californian heavy metal band Abscess have broken up after 16 years in the heavy metal scene. The band cited the departure of member Clint Bower as a contributing factor in their decision to call it quits. Abscess released their sixth and final album, Dawn of Inhumanity, in March via Peaceville Records. Abscess issued the following statement: “Greetings, sickos. We need to inform you that Abscess has officially broken up. The reason for this is that Clint Bower has left the band for personal reasons and out of respect to him and to all who have supported us for these 16 years, we have decided to call it a day. Without Clint Bower, there can be no Abscess so we won't even try to cheat anyone with something that is not the real thing. "Dawn of Inhumanity" has become our final statement and we feel that it is the perfect way to close the Abscess chapter since we must do so. Thanks to all of you who were and still are proud to call yourselves Abscess Freaks!” However, the disbandin...
Californian heavy metal band Abscess have broken up after 16 years in the heavy metal scene.
The band cited the departure of member Clint Bower as a contributing factor in their decision to call it quits.
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Abscess released their sixth and final album, Dawn of Inhumanity, in March via Peaceville Records.
They issued the following statement via their myspace blog:
“Greetings, sickos. We need to inform you that Abscess has officially broken up. The reason for this is that Clint Bower has left the band for personal reasons and out of respect to him and to all who have supported us for these 16 years, we have decided to call it a day. Without Clint Bower, there can be no Abscess so we won't even try to cheat anyone with something that is not the real thing. "Dawn of Inhumanity" has become our final statement and we feel that it is the perfect way to close the Abscess chapter since we must do so. Thanks to all of you who were and still are proud to call yourselves Abscess Freaks!”
However, the disbanding of Abscess has consequently led to the return of metal legends Autopsy.
The second half of the statement explains:
“The other side of this statement is to announce that Autopsy is officially active again. With the line up of Eric Cutler and Danny Coralles on guitars, Chris Reifert on drums/vocals and Joe Trevisano (formerly Allen) on bass, Autopsy is now the full time focus. Longtime friend and bass destroyer Dan Lilker has performed with Autopsy at Maryland Death Fest VIII and will also do so at the upcoming Party San and Hole in the Sky festivals in August of this year before Joe Trevisano takes over full time on bass. A new Autopsy E.P. and full length album are in the works and will be released on Peaceville records along with an upcoming documentary dvd. Also in the works is a new official Autopsy website, so keep your eyes open for that. Any other Autopsy sites or pages out there are fan sites and not run by the band.
Again, thanks to all. All we can do is offer more brutality.....”
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