I mean, he really loves it. He has four accounts, and don't dare accuse him of playing The Alliance. "I ain't no fucking gnome, I'll tell you that much!" This is truly the best interview in the history of interviews, but it contains quite a bit of not safe for work language, so that's your warning.

It appears that attempting to explain that while, yes, you are sick, but really, the show is being cut short because the police were dealing with a riot outside the club, in your non-native tongue... doesn't work so well.

The band appeared on the tenth installment of "Sleepless In Reykjavik," which features both interview and live footage of the band from their recent show in Iceland.

...but don't hold your breath waiting for it -- they're talking late 2008/early 2009 release date, and won't be heading to the studio for at least a year.

Ah, Cannibal Corpse. Ever verbose, they had a million things to say about their adventures on the road. Well, no, actually... they really just had a bunch of thanks for the support bands and fans. Their wrap-up is just a click away.

The band will be doing a brief east coast tour before heading to South America, and then focusing on the European festival scene for much of the summer. Catch them while you can.

The bassist will be playing the part of ex-Hate Eternal bassist Randy Piro, Jr., on the band's new album. Alex has long been friends with Hate Eternal's guitarist Erik Rutan, who produced the last Cannibal Corpse CD, so the partnership was natural.