Carcass Reunion

I can't believe I'm getting my grindcore news information from MTV.

Guitarist Michael Amott recently spoke to MTV.com about the possibility of a reunion for CARCASS, the legendary British grindcore band he played in during the early '90s, which was formed by NAPALM DEATH guitarist Bill Steer and drummer Ken Owen in 1985.
"It seems like it never goes away like this ghost that's always hanging over me," Amott said.
"It's nice. It's a pleasant ghost, because CARCASS are a band I'm proud of, because it was one of the better bands to come out of that style of music at that time. The band itself seems bigger now than when we packed it in [back in 1995] I can't believe it." Amott gloats.

It seems like this reunion may actually go ahead

"With CARCASS, you have four people who have all moved on and do different things now," he said. "For the last few years, I've been quite open about my desire to reunite CARCASS.... So we met up, rehearsed for about a week, and by the end of the week, it sounded amazing. It could be done, but I don't know with everybody's schedules having changed again, it kind of fell out of the picture. But it's definitely doable." He added.

Keep your eye on the internet as Amott hinted of some new CARCASS activity in the not too distant future.

Read more at MTV.com.