By Andrew Bansal
Eleven albums and 26 years deep into their career, Tampa, Florida death metal veterans Deicide continue to deliver what their ardent fans desire and expect from them. Their newest effort, the 11th studio album ‘In The Minds Of Evil’ is set to release via Century Media Records on November 25th, and is another slab of vicious death metal, the kind Deicide are known for. They just completed a North American tour with Broken Hope, and as is typical of anything Deicide-related, controversy never seems to escape their surroundings. Two days ago on a cold Thursday afternoon, frontman Glenn Benton called me for a phone interview, and in this very candid conversation, he addressed the drama that unfolded towards the end of that tour, the new album, lyric writing, health, Marijuana, mankind’s fascination with evil, and other topics. Enjoy the chat below. Continue reading “A Candid Conversation With Deicide Frontman Glen Benton”






