Rising slam force Insect Inside are preparing to unleash their next wave of devastation with the release of “Carnal Ruins,” the newest single from their upcoming full‑length "Reborn in Blight", arriving March 6th, 2026, via Gore House Productions. Emerging from the Eastern European underground, the band has sharpened their sound into something unmistakably their own, tight, aggressive, and drenched in the bleak atmosphere of the death metal that shaped them.
“Carnal Ruins” embodies that evolution. Described by the band as the album’s main brawler, the track delivers hardcore‑infused groove, relentless blastbeats, and a stripped‑down attack that pays homage to New York death metal icons like Soils of Fate, Internal Bleeding, and Dying Fetus. It stands as both a tribute and a declaration of the band’s place among slam’s heaviest modern acts.
The single follows the crushing momentum of “Hiveborn Abomination,” featuring Defeated Sanity’s Josh Welshman, a track that showcases the band’s ability to merge speed, groove, and suffocating atmosphere. Together, these singles set the stage for an album promising overwhelming heaviness, sharpened songwriting, and a deeper dive into the band’s dark, atmospheric tendencies.
This growth stems from a disciplined writing process shaped by distance; members living in different cities compose individually before refining ideas together. Daniel leads the songwriting, while he and Ivan craft the album’s apocalyptic lyrical vision, telling vivid stories of humanity’s extinction and the rise of an insectoid race.
Formed from a shared obsession with slamming brutality, Insect Inside evolved from casual jam sessions into a full‑fledged force featuring seasoned veterans: Bogdan (bass), Pavel (guitar), Daniel (vocals), and Ivan (drums). Their live shows are notorious for chaotic energy, relentless pits, and even fans in dinosaur costumes, a raw spirit reflected in the band’s shift toward a more visceral production style on "Reborn in Blight."
Visually anchored by artwork the band calls gloomy and disgusting, the album delivers a grotesque fusion of groove‑based slam and dark brutal death metal across ten crushing tracks.
With “Carnal Ruins,” Insect Inside delivers another strike before the full album drops, a clear statement of intent and a promise of the brutality still to come.
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