On July 24, 2026, the Greek brutal death metallers Cleavercult released their second studio album “A Throne Made by Human Parts” via Khaoszophy Productions. The album is a more extreme, faster and more brutal continuation of their debut, “Salvation Is the Cleaver” (2022), showing clearly that the band is levelling up in intensity and creativity.
Creation & Recording
The album title was the idea of guitarist Nikk, who is also the band’s main composer. From there the composition process began, with Nikk and Valantis working step by step on the music and the lyrics.
The band describes the recording as an enthusiastic and absolutely creative process, with the final result fully satisfying them. The new album is, as they themselves say:
– stronger – faster – more brutal
constituting a natural evolution of their sound.
Cover Art
The cover was designed by Giannis Nakos (Remedy Art Design) and, as the band states, “it symbolises the exact name of the album” — a raw, bodily and violent depiction that fits the content perfectly.
Lyrical Themes
The album’s lyrics were written by Valantis and revolve around:
– bullying – serial killers – blood – violence
The themes remain faithful to the brutal death metal style, with rawness and extreme imagery.
Available on Hellenic Metal World
The new album went up on the Hellenic Metal World channel, where you can enjoy it in full:
Listen to it here:
