Artist description A sometimes thrashy, sometimes melodic mix of black and death metal blended with experimental dark ambient/industrial/noise. Harsh black metal vox.

Music Style Black/death metal

Musical Influences Carcass, Ludicra, Antaeus, Destroyer 666, Slayer, Command Presence, Silence Erebus, Cryptopsy, Nevermore, Hypocrisy, The Berzerker, etc.

Artist History Two guys in the St. Louis, Missouri area meet through mutual friends. Both are looking to start a 2-man underground metal project. The name Corax is adopted and after a few jam sessions and a serious connection of unique ideas & riffing styles, recording of "I Stab You" commences. 3 songs are recorded under the name Corax and the release of the I Stab You demo is made, after which the new name Failure Made Flesh is selected as a permanent epithet for future recordings. A couple of unfinished, unmastered songs are recorded under this name. Corax/FMF no longer actually exists as of just recently. We've decided to form two solo projects instead. Too much conflict over musical ideas & direction, but alas that's the usual reason bands break apart, isn't it? Anyway, it was on good terms and we still play together in a hardrock-ninetiesalterna-deathmetal-punk-blackmetal-joke band called "Gordon Shumway & The Fetal Alcohol All Stars" with another musician friend, Bill. A real, live drummer!

Group Members Matt Baker- Vocals, lead & acoustic guitars, and drum tracking. Paul Smith- Lead & acoustic guitars, and bass.

Instruments Electric & acoustic guitars, bass guitar, drums, and computer.

Albums I Stab You

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Location St. Charles, MO - USA

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