Norway's Imhotep has issued a new video interview with CANNIBAL CORPSE frontman George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher. Check it out in two parts, below.

As previously reported, Metal Blade Records have announced that Cannibal Corpse has released their entire discography in one digital package on iTunes.

"We know a lot of you probably have either worn out your copies of The Bleeding or you just might need to fill out your collection. Plus, Cannibal Corpse has always been a band that plays songs from their entire catalogue while on tour so here's your chance to learn the rest of the songs you might not know! Head over to iTunes to grab this digital bundle for an incredibly low price. In total, you'll receive 16 albums and 196 songs."

Albums Include:

Eaten Back To Life (12 Tracks)

Butchered At Birth (10 Tracks)

Tomb Of The Mutilated (10 Tracks)

Hammer Smashed Face (3 Tracks)

The Bleeding (11 Tracks)

Vile (11 Tracks)

Gallery Of Suicide (14 Tracks)

Bloodthirst (11 Tracks)

Live Cannibalism (18 Tracks)

Gore Obsessed (11 Tracks)

Worm Infested (6 Tracks)

The Wretched Spawn (13 Tracks)

Kill (13 Tracks)

Evisceration Plague (12 Tracks)

Bonus Demo Tracks (18 Tracks)

Bonus Live Tracks (23 Tracks)

Purchase on iTunes here.

Cannibal Corpse recently issued the following update:

We got a new stage time on Mayhem, we are now playing at 5:45 PM on the Hot Topic stage everyday! So far the shows have been KILLER! Looking forward to more pits, STAY BRUTAL!"

As previously reported, Cannibal Corpse are issuing a limited-edition 96 page comic book exclusively at the Hot Topic booth on this summer's Rockstar Mayhem Festival tour. Drawn entirely by Vince Locke, who illustrated the acclaimed graphic novel A History of Violence and each of the band's album covers, the Evisceration Plague comic graphically depicts a story for every song on the band's album of the same name—arranged in order, no less. As an added bonus, each copy comes with a copy of the album.

“Vince Locke has done an incredible job turning our lyrics into blood-soaked and vicious illustrations for the Evisceration Plague comic book. He really has captured visually what we were trying convey lyrically. His artwork has brought our macabre songs to life in truly explicit fashion...fans of graphic horror will not be disappointed,” comments bassist and founding member Alex Webster.

Check out a preview of the comic book here and don't forget to grab a copy at Mayhem this summer before they sell out.

Rockstar Mayhem Festival tour dates can be found here.