Fit For An Autopsy, the New Jersey-based death metal outfit, continues its relentless march forward in 2024. Following a busy 2023 that included a successful album release and extensive touring, the band is gearing up for a European tour and leaving its mark on the metal scene beyond its own music. Here’s a look at what’s brewing with Fit For An Autopsy:
European Carnage Awaits
Fit For An Autopsy is currently preparing to unleash its sonic fury across Europe alongside British metallers Sylosis. Joining them will be American veterans Darkest Hour and the rising British outfit Heriot. This stacked tour promises a diverse range of metal subgenres, with Fit For An Autopsy bringing their signature brand of brutal, groove-infused death metal to the forefront.
The Aftermath of “The Sea of Tragic Beasts”
2023 saw the release of Fit For An Autopsy’s critically acclaimed album “The Sea of Tragic Beasts.” This punishing record showcased the band’s evolution, incorporating elements of progressive metal and atmospheric soundscapes while retaining their core identity. Tracks like “The Beginning of the End” and “The Sea of Tragic Beasts” resonated with fans and critics alike, solidifying Fit For An Autopsy’s position as a leading force in modern death metal.
Beyond the Studio: Will Putney’s Production Prowess
Fit For An Autopsy guitarist Will Putney continues to be a force beyond the band itself. A renowned producer, Putney has lent his talents to numerous metal albums, including Body Count’s recently released single “Psychopath.” This collaboration features Fit For An Autopsy vocalist Joe Badolato, showcasing Putney’s influence on the broader metal scene.
A Champion for Metal Unity
Putney has also used his platform to advocate for a more unified metal scene. He recently spoke out against excessive subgenre classification, urging metal fans to embrace the genre as a whole. This sentiment resonates with Fit For An Autopsy’s music, which seamlessly blends elements of death metal, thrash metal, and even hardcore, defying easy categorization.
A Look Back: A Decade of Death Metal Domination
Formed in 2008, Fit For An Autopsy quickly gained recognition for their punishing and atmospheric brand of death metal. Early releases like “Hellbound” (2011) and “Shepherd of Slaughter” (2015) established them as a rising force in the underground metal scene. Their relentless touring schedule further solidified their reputation as a captivating live act.
Refined Brutality: The Fit For An Autopsy Evolution
While Fit For An Autopsy has never strayed far from their core sound, their music has demonstrably evolved over the years. Releases like “The Great Collapse” (2017) and “The Paradigm Shift” (2019) incorporated progressive elements and a more nuanced approach to songwriting, without sacrificing the band’s signature brutality.
A Bright Future for Fit For An Autopsy
Fit For An Autopsy is a band on a clear upward trajectory. Their upcoming European tour promises a display of their ferocious live show, while Will Putney’s production work and advocacy for metal unity further solidify their place in the metal landscape. With a dedicated fanbase and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of death metal, Fit For An Autopsy shows no signs of slowing down. Fans can eagerly anticipate not only their electrifying performances on the European stage but also their continued evolution as a band, redefining the face of modern death metal.
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