(MUCK POOL NEWS) BLOODSHOTEYE – 25TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE & HORROR FILM RELEASE (DEATHCORE)

 

Leamington, Ontario-based deathcore pioneers Bloodshoteye are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their 2001 formation with a special commemorative tribute release. To mark the milestone, founder and guitarist Shane Ivy has unveiled a brand-new short horror film scored by the track “The Slaughterhouse Romance,” a standout track from their final 2010 album Expect the Unexpected (CDN Records). The original album tracks were produced by Glenn Fricker, mixed by Chris Donaldson, and mastered by Pierre Rémillard.
Shane Ivy comments:
"The Slaughterhouse Romance, from Expect the Unexpected, always sounded like a film score in my mind. With the band disbanding in 2010 before the album could be properly promoted, the track never received the spotlight it deserved. Now, 15 years later, it becomes the driving soundtrack to a new short horror film I created to celebrate Bloodshoteye’s legacy."
Band History & Legacy Highlights:
Solidifying their lineup in 2002 with the addition of vocalist Jessica “jeSICKa” Desjardins, the band became a prominent female-fronted force in the early Canadian deathcore landscape, touring alongside acts like Dying Fetus, Cryptopsy, and Misery Index. Their discography includes Without Any Remorse (2004) and An Unrelenting Assault (2006) via Galy Records—both featuring guest vocals from Randy Blythe of Lamb of God, with the latter produced by J-F Dagenais of Kataklysm.

The new anniversary short film was produced in collaboration with Windsor-based video production company HI Multimedia. The project serves as a standalone celebration of Bloodshoteye’s contribution to Canadian extreme metal and does not signify a formal reunion.

Watch and listen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da7mk62Z5wg


Listen to "Expect The Unexpected" at the following links:

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/5ltvHyvXZGmaISgZtXIPUd​

CD - https://cdnrecords.com/shop/bloodshoteye-expect-the-unexpected/


Track Listing:

​1. Killing Time – 3:14

2. There Will Be Blood – 3:46

3. Better Off Dead – 2:56

4. Fill the Graves – 4:00

5. Critical Condition – 4:41

6. Just Another Casualty – 3:37

7. Colombian Necktie – 3:24

8. Prophet of Doom – 4:25

9. The Slaughterhouse Romance – 6:20

Total Album Length: 36:23


Album Band Lineup (Expect the Unexpected era):​

Jessica Desjardins – Vocals

Shane Ivy – Guitars

Jamie Lembke – Guitars

Jer Candusso – Bass

Mike Wiebenga – Drums

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Live / Later Lineup notes:​

Later / last known included Jay Lesperance (bass). Past members include Mark Arruda (vocals), Will Davis (bass), Jeremy Dyck, Matt McGuire (drums).


More info:

​https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063556804614​

​https://www.instagram.com/bloodshoteye_25yrs​

Discography:​


2010 – Expect the Unexpected – Full-length album (CDN Records)

2006 – An Unrelenting Assault – Full-length album (Galy Records)

2004 – Without Any Remorse – Full-length album (Galy Records)

2002 / earlier – Demos (including early Bloodshot Eye / related project demos)


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