Kentucky Fried Strangulation (110%) by Carrion Vael - Pro Drums FC

[@riffula5227]

Well holy shit man! 110% speed sounds soooo much more energetic

[@ShreddyKuder]

Sick! 🔥🔥

[@Bennici]

WHAT DID I DO?!

[@takuo9779]

It's crazy to see you hit all this 😅😅 I remember back on rb3 trying to full band fc curl of the burl with you and you messing up the 5-1 snare hit towards the end of the song lol

[@portable_head]

damn the legendary triple cam setup

[@Lukav2008]

Quad cam actually!

[@TheGreenpig1]

So impressive

[@944stylez]

i liked the bit when the singer when breeeeeeeeee

[@scottk4369]

In my opinion it's really tough to make an electronic kit sound good and precise, and you have to be spot on. They're not forgiving. That makes this run even more impressive

[@ThrashMinded]

Bruh

[@MrColtrainJones]

Are you doing double strokes on the bass pedals?

[@vugolol]

Damn where did the heart monitor go?

[@catinjar9460]

I don’t know what this song is but, I kinda dig it.

[@ShreddyKuder]

Band would be Carrion Vael and this was on our ‘Abhorrent Obsessions’ album. We’ve got four albums released and streaming everywhere if you feel so inclined to listen further. 🙂

[@FineChinaSalesman]

Bands can get so creative yet so strange with how they name their songs. Not hating, it’s just I never thought that I would see a song called Kentucky fried strangulation

[@ShreddyKuder]

All of our songs are serial killer themed. This one was about, John Wayne Gacy, who at one point managed several KFC restaurants that his father in law purchased. Thus ‘Kentucky Fried’. The ‘strangulation’ bit is in reference to the “rope trick” Gacy used to bring his acts of torture to an end. The title is goofy but the lyric writing takes more of a “true crime” approach rather than an edge-lord one. I could be biased there though.

[@TheCourtofaPorcupine]

dont do it plz