The Razor's Edge : Interview with Kyle Rasmussen of Vitriol

Off the back of their new album 'Suffer & Become', released last week, we speak with Vitriol mastermind Kyle Rasmussen. We dive deep into the new album from the writing process through to themes. We talk about their upcoming US tour, the possibility of returning to Europe and the importance of picking the right touring partners.
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[@ninjosolo1624]

Vitriol has done what they set out to do. Get old death metal heads to listen. I honestly haven't heard anything this exciting that's newer. When Cattle Decapitation came out with the Harvest Floor I felt it. It's been awhile but I welcome what Vitriol is onto.

[@taddybear4244]

Fuck I hope to see them live one day. Especially after this album. I've listened to it so many times I know most of the lyrics.

[@thealchemist794]

I travelled to Manchester to see them with Hate Eternal & Nile. Vitriol don’t have to try very hard at all. The Parting of The Neck had me driving up the M1. Mike Ashton who played guitar for them on this tour also has a very strong band too, Vulnere. Both Kyle & Mikes guitar playing are next level. Great interview.