CANNIBAL CORPSE’s Paul Mazurkiewicz Reflects on Touring Challenges

In a recent chat with “Reckless” Rexx Ruger on Pod Scum, Paul Mazurkiewicz of CANNIBAL CORPSE opened up about the evolving nature of touring for the legendary death metal band. With nearly four decades of experience under their belts, Mazurkiewicz candidly acknowledged that the excitement of life on the road has shifted over the years.

“It’s definitely different now,” he explained. “We’d be lying if we said it’s just as thrilling as in the early days. The older we get, the harder it is to be away from home and live on a bus with everyone.” Despite these challenges, Mazurkiewicz emphasized the importance of staying connected with their fans and making the most of their time on stage.

To maintain his health while touring, he shared his routine of eating well, staying hydrated, and getting enough sleep. He also enjoys daily walks to keep his sanity intact while on the road. “It’s tough being on a bus with 10 guys, especially as we get older. But we make it work,” he said.

CANNIBAL CORPSE recently released their sixteenth studio album, “Chaos Horrific,” marking a significant milestone in their storied career. As they continue to push boundaries in the death metal genre, the band remains committed to delivering powerful performances, even as they navigate the realities of aging.

Source: blabbermouth.net

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