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Crucifiction
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Crucifiction について

Crucifiction
CRUCIFICTION is a musical vehicle as brutal and precise as the works of art that inspired it. The singular brainchild of versatile multi-talent Salem Vex, CRUCIFICTION draws upon cinematic and literary horror to craft thrillingly punishing deathcore songs bent on power and revenge.
Based in South Florida, Vex is one-half of the industrialized deathcore duo Bloodbather, where the guitarist’s subversive gothic androgynous aesthetic beckoned listeners into a world of riffs and iconoclasm. The viscerally authentic and passionate young visionary also makes solo music in the vein of industrial legends Skinny Puppy and Ministry, earning accolades from Kerrang! and Revolver.
CRUCIFICTION is an opportunity to indulge his love of movies like Auditionand American Psycho via traditional deathcore tropes (familiar to fansof bands like Whitechapel and Suicide Silence). “I have such a passion and lovefor this style of music,” says Vex. “I appreciate so many different styles,which is why I do so many different things. CRUCIFICTION is my love letter todeathcore.”
As the sole musician behind CRUCIFICTION, Vex puts immense pressure on himself. He is hyper-focused on controlling his artistic expression with meticulous perfectionism and constantly challenges himself. As he put together an album of material, that dedication extended to artwork and story. Will to Power, his debut album as CRUCIFICTION, weaves a calculatedly deranged narrative in its songs.
“The album is told from the point of view of a man who is exacting revenge on all his enemies methodically,” Vex explains of the record’s storyline. “The main character's misinterpretation of philosophical works guides him into an extreme and pessimistic viewpoint of the world.”
Other cinematic touchstones swirled through Vex’s mind as he spunlyrics and ideas into a single Notes document, including Clive Barker’s Hellraiser, Greg Araki’s The Doom Generation, and Se7en. The end result is a captivating musical journey driven by urgency, determination, and retribution.
Will to Power features guestappearances from Spite vocalist Darius Tehrani on lead single “VHS” and Alex Hill of Melancholia on album closer “No Salvation.” But it’s very much a snapshot of Vex.
“A lot of terrible things were happening in my life, to behonest,” he confesses. “A person was cheating on me—a bunch of crazy stuff. I was in a bad state of mind while writing the record. Working on it helped me get through those situations, exploring different emotions through a character.”
Like all those great movies, CRUCIFICTION is an exhilarating escape for its creator and audience. Thanks to a record like this, with all its violent charms, there’s that much less real-world damage.
Based in South Florida, Vex is one-half of the industrialized deathcore duo Bloodbather, where the guitarist’s subversive gothic androgynous aesthetic beckoned listeners into a world of riffs and iconoclasm. The viscerally authentic and passionate young visionary also makes solo music in the vein of industrial legends Skinny Puppy and Ministry, earning accolades from Kerrang! and Revolver.
CRUCIFICTION is an opportunity to indulge his love of movies like Auditionand American Psycho via traditional deathcore tropes (familiar to fansof bands like Whitechapel and Suicide Silence). “I have such a passion and lovefor this style of music,” says Vex. “I appreciate so many different styles,which is why I do so many different things. CRUCIFICTION is my love letter todeathcore.”
As the sole musician behind CRUCIFICTION, Vex puts immense pressure on himself. He is hyper-focused on controlling his artistic expression with meticulous perfectionism and constantly challenges himself. As he put together an album of material, that dedication extended to artwork and story. Will to Power, his debut album as CRUCIFICTION, weaves a calculatedly deranged narrative in its songs.
“The album is told from the point of view of a man who is exacting revenge on all his enemies methodically,” Vex explains of the record’s storyline. “The main character's misinterpretation of philosophical works guides him into an extreme and pessimistic viewpoint of the world.”
Other cinematic touchstones swirled through Vex’s mind as he spunlyrics and ideas into a single Notes document, including Clive Barker’s Hellraiser, Greg Araki’s The Doom Generation, and Se7en. The end result is a captivating musical journey driven by urgency, determination, and retribution.
Will to Power features guestappearances from Spite vocalist Darius Tehrani on lead single “VHS” and Alex Hill of Melancholia on album closer “No Salvation.” But it’s very much a snapshot of Vex.
“A lot of terrible things were happening in my life, to behonest,” he confesses. “A person was cheating on me—a bunch of crazy stuff. I was in a bad state of mind while writing the record. Working on it helped me get through those situations, exploring different emotions through a character.”
Like all those great movies, CRUCIFICTION is an exhilarating escape for its creator and audience. Thanks to a record like this, with all its violent charms, there’s that much less real-world damage.
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近日開催予定の公演はありません
Crucifiction にお住いの地域での公演リクエストを送る
公演をリクエスト
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Crucifiction について

Crucifiction
CRUCIFICTION is a musical vehicle as brutal and precise as the works of art that inspired it. The singular brainchild of versatile multi-talent Salem Vex, CRUCIFICTION draws upon cinematic and literary horror to craft thrillingly punishing deathcore songs bent on power and revenge.
Based in South Florida, Vex is one-half of the industrialized deathcore duo Bloodbather, where the guitarist’s subversive gothic androgynous aesthetic beckoned listeners into a world of riffs and iconoclasm. The viscerally authentic and passionate young visionary also makes solo music in the vein of industrial legends Skinny Puppy and Ministry, earning accolades from Kerrang! and Revolver.
CRUCIFICTION is an opportunity to indulge his love of movies like Auditionand American Psycho via traditional deathcore tropes (familiar to fansof bands like Whitechapel and Suicide Silence). “I have such a passion and lovefor this style of music,” says Vex. “I appreciate so many different styles,which is why I do so many different things. CRUCIFICTION is my love letter todeathcore.”
As the sole musician behind CRUCIFICTION, Vex puts immense pressure on himself. He is hyper-focused on controlling his artistic expression with meticulous perfectionism and constantly challenges himself. As he put together an album of material, that dedication extended to artwork and story. Will to Power, his debut album as CRUCIFICTION, weaves a calculatedly deranged narrative in its songs.
“The album is told from the point of view of a man who is exacting revenge on all his enemies methodically,” Vex explains of the record’s storyline. “The main character's misinterpretation of philosophical works guides him into an extreme and pessimistic viewpoint of the world.”
Other cinematic touchstones swirled through Vex’s mind as he spunlyrics and ideas into a single Notes document, including Clive Barker’s Hellraiser, Greg Araki’s The Doom Generation, and Se7en. The end result is a captivating musical journey driven by urgency, determination, and retribution.
Will to Power features guestappearances from Spite vocalist Darius Tehrani on lead single “VHS” and Alex Hill of Melancholia on album closer “No Salvation.” But it’s very much a snapshot of Vex.
“A lot of terrible things were happening in my life, to behonest,” he confesses. “A person was cheating on me—a bunch of crazy stuff. I was in a bad state of mind while writing the record. Working on it helped me get through those situations, exploring different emotions through a character.”
Like all those great movies, CRUCIFICTION is an exhilarating escape for its creator and audience. Thanks to a record like this, with all its violent charms, there’s that much less real-world damage.
Based in South Florida, Vex is one-half of the industrialized deathcore duo Bloodbather, where the guitarist’s subversive gothic androgynous aesthetic beckoned listeners into a world of riffs and iconoclasm. The viscerally authentic and passionate young visionary also makes solo music in the vein of industrial legends Skinny Puppy and Ministry, earning accolades from Kerrang! and Revolver.
CRUCIFICTION is an opportunity to indulge his love of movies like Auditionand American Psycho via traditional deathcore tropes (familiar to fansof bands like Whitechapel and Suicide Silence). “I have such a passion and lovefor this style of music,” says Vex. “I appreciate so many different styles,which is why I do so many different things. CRUCIFICTION is my love letter todeathcore.”
As the sole musician behind CRUCIFICTION, Vex puts immense pressure on himself. He is hyper-focused on controlling his artistic expression with meticulous perfectionism and constantly challenges himself. As he put together an album of material, that dedication extended to artwork and story. Will to Power, his debut album as CRUCIFICTION, weaves a calculatedly deranged narrative in its songs.
“The album is told from the point of view of a man who is exacting revenge on all his enemies methodically,” Vex explains of the record’s storyline. “The main character's misinterpretation of philosophical works guides him into an extreme and pessimistic viewpoint of the world.”
Other cinematic touchstones swirled through Vex’s mind as he spunlyrics and ideas into a single Notes document, including Clive Barker’s Hellraiser, Greg Araki’s The Doom Generation, and Se7en. The end result is a captivating musical journey driven by urgency, determination, and retribution.
Will to Power features guestappearances from Spite vocalist Darius Tehrani on lead single “VHS” and Alex Hill of Melancholia on album closer “No Salvation.” But it’s very much a snapshot of Vex.
“A lot of terrible things were happening in my life, to behonest,” he confesses. “A person was cheating on me—a bunch of crazy stuff. I was in a bad state of mind while writing the record. Working on it helped me get through those situations, exploring different emotions through a character.”
Like all those great movies, CRUCIFICTION is an exhilarating escape for its creator and audience. Thanks to a record like this, with all its violent charms, there’s that much less real-world damage.
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ファンの声
Shout-out to Oceano for being Deathcore Legends for so long. A proper NYC farewell to Oceano from New York. I'll start with the mini OGs, PRDGMS. Their set was awesome. Last time I saw them besides this show was back in The Place and The Kingsland days. Good times. Check them out. Next, CRUCIFICTION. First time seeing them. Just recognized Salem from the Metalcore band, Bloodbather. So, I was super hyped. And more hyped when they played. Their set was dope as I thought it would be. Next, LARCENIA ROE. First time seeing them as well. Their Deathcore vibes are the definition of "BROOTAL" and other memes like that -insert laughs here- because their songs were back to back brutal H******e Dancing and CrowdKilling vibes. Loved it. Their set was sick. H******e Bucket List accomplished with I Declare War finally. After, missing them since the early 2010s, I finally got a chance to see the other Deathcore Legends. Their set was sooooo sick and what I needed. Just hate that The Meadows has a smoke machine while people are trying to H******e Dance/Mosh. And last but not least, Oceano did their thing and left us with a sick, violent, and nostalgic set. They're saying farewell, but they won't be gone. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
2025年10月2日·Brooklyn, NY

Emanuel Sabino
ファンの声
Shout-out to Oceano for being Deathcore Legends for so long. A proper NYC farewell to Oceano from New York. I'll start with the mini OGs, PRDGMS. Their set was awesome. Last time I saw them besides this show was back in The Place and The Kingsland days. Good times. Check them out. Next, CRUCIFICTION. First time seeing them. Just recognized Salem from the Metalcore band, Bloodbather. So, I was super hyped. And more hyped when they played. Their set was dope as I thought it would be. Next, LARCENIA ROE. First time seeing them as well. Their Deathcore vibes are the definition of "BROOTAL" and other memes like that -insert laughs here- because their songs were back to back brutal H******e Dancing and CrowdKilling vibes. Loved it. Their set was sick. H******e Bucket List accomplished with I Declare War finally. After, missing them since the early 2010s, I finally got a chance to see the other Deathcore Legends. Their set was sooooo sick and what I needed. Just hate that The Meadows has a smoke machine while people are trying to H******e Dance/Mosh. And last but not least, Oceano did their thing and left us with a sick, violent, and nostalgic set. They're saying farewell, but they won't be gone. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
2025年10月2日·Brooklyn, NY

Emanuel Sabino