In a seething and bubbling cauldron of black metal, deathcore and industrial, the Danish tempo specialists from CABAL brew a red-hot musical elixir that rethinks metal conventions and etches the listener's notions of genres.

CABAL released their debut EP in 2016, Purge, which with its atmospheric and artistic depth captivated the listener and heralded the arrival of a new era for the Danish metal scene.

The planet had to circle the sun twice before their critically acclaimed debut album, Mark of Rot, from 2018, lifted the band from the depths of obscurity and truly cemented them as an international name. With the record as the primary sonic backdrop, the death quintet boarded their deathcore chariot and went on tour in Europe, Japan and North America.

Since then, two massive albums have been released: Drag Me Down from 2020 and Magno Interitus from 2022, and now the fingers are once again sliding up and down the guitar neck, as CABAL is about to release the album, Everything Rots.

GAFFA has baptized, Everything Rots, as the band's most "solid and uncompromising release to date", and in the review the media praises the band for their distinctive and genre-bending sound universe with lines like:

“Cabal has been flirting with electronic darkness and metallic synth surfaces for years, and on their fourth album they hit the perfect balance between breakdowns so heavy that the ground cracks, and industrial layers and icy synths that send the listener straight into the darkest corners of the galaxy.”