Australian brutal death metal trio Slaughtercult are back with Devoured By Perversion, their crushing sophomore album, due out September 24 via Vicious Instinct Records. The album features guest appearances from Elfi Davis of Kraanium and Marvin Ruiz of Devourment, with Slaughtercult pushing their already savage sound to even more punishing extremes. Davis appears on the ferocious lead single, “Menstrual Marinade,” whose official video is now streaming online. Check it out here. Since erupting from Sydney’s underground in 2022, Slaughtercult have rapidly become one of Australia’s fiercest extreme metal exports. Built on cavernous riffs, relentless blast beats, grotesque slams, and an uncompromisingly violent approach, the trio have earned a reputation through sheer sonic brutality, both on record and on stage. Their independently released debut, Meat Head, introduced the band to the international underground, surpassing 75,000 Spotify streams while gaining further momentum through YouTube and Slam Worldwide. Along the way, Slaughtercult have shared stages with Nile, Undeath, Gutalax, Rivers of Nihil, and Cytotoxin, establishing themselves as a must-see live act. Now, Devoured By Perversion raises the stakes even further. More focused, more punishing, and more vicious than its predecessor, the album fuses brutal death metal, grind, and hardcore into an unrelenting barrage of crushing riffs, pulverizing grooves, and grotesque aggression that feels unmistakably Australian. The album arrives as Slaughtercult prepare for their biggest touring year yet. Following Australian dates supporting Psycroptic and Rivers of Nihil, the band will embark on their first international tour, taking their brand of sonic devastation through Japan, Taiwan, and Europe, including dates with Gutalax and Brutal Sphincter, plus appearances at Necrosonic Festival and Gutafest. With Devoured By Perversion, an expanding international following, and an increasingly relentless touring schedule, Slaughtercult are proving that Australia’s brutal death metal scene is thriving, and they’re leading its blood-soaked charge. | 
