Calling this number will result in your speaking to Martin Nesbitt, the band's manager (if you're very lucky - he seems to be a busy man), so it's probably best not to make a habit of phoning about trivial things. (plus it gets expensive... quoteth Daniel: "ebullient phone toll mounts - higher and higher...")

As of January '97, this was the Point Blank catalogue, although many of these shirts may now be sold-out:

It's suggested also that if any of you wish to write to Bill, it's best to send letters to Martin and they should be passed on to God. Regarding other contact information, Jeff is on the net and responds to most e-mail, although he seems to be a bit bogged down with the volume of questions he receives.

Ex-Carcass axeman Mike Hickey is now playing in a hardcore outfit called Altered Dominance (apparently with some fairly technical, albeit somewhat repetitive guitar parts). Rock Brigade, a Brazilian metal mag, lists his contact address as:

Michael Amott can also be contacted at the following address (include two IRC's for a reply):

• Reek of Putrefaction
• Corporeal Jigsore Quandary
• Incarnate Solvent Abuse
• No Love Lost
• Heartwork
• Keep on Rotting in the Free World

(All but the first listed are included on the Wake Up... video compilation).

• General Surgery... Necrology is a short EP featuring Dismember's Matti Karki. It successfully creates a Reek-like atmosphere, including some remarkable duplication of Carcass's early vocals. (Jeff Walker mentioned in an interview a couple of years back that he was friends with Matti Karki, and that Karki had been involved with a Carcass tribute band... presumably General Surgery was what he had in mind, considering the 7" of Necrology reputedly makes mention of the copyright violations contained within...)
• Necrony... a Swedish grind band. The death/grind list mentions three albums: Mucopurulent Miscarriage, Pathological Performances, and Necronycism--Distorting the Originals which features several covers of miscellaneous bands, including one by Carcass. The cover art apparently features the members of Necrony in a parody of the Necroticism cover.
  [Sven describes Pathological Performances as being tight, somewhat technical grind, reminiscent of a more intricate Napalm Death]
• Pathologist... a Czechoslovakian Carcass worship band with a unique sound [highly recommended by Sven]
• Dysentery... a Carcass clone band, which apparently uses the Corporal Jigsore Quandary drumbeat in one of the songs. They have an album called Brings me no tears, which supposedly features a really low-budget album cover, with decent songwriting and production.
• Golem... signed to Invasion Records (Germany), with riffs very reminscent of Necroticism. Invasion Records states: "Golem - Eternity: Finally! The first full length album from these blood brothers of Carcass."
• Finland's Mythos has covered Reek of Putrefaction... as quoted from Pit Magazine No. 14:

  Pain Amplifier boasts a heap of powerful material and an exceptional cover of the Carcass classic Reek of Putrefaction. Teemu said Carcass is one of his all time favorites... It is one of those songs that brings me fond memories of the 'good old underground days' when Carcass released their second album.