Cannibal (Static-X song)
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| "Cannibal" | ||
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| Single by Static-X | ||
| from the album Cannibal | ||
| Released | 5 Feb 2007 | |
| Format | Digital Download | |
| Genre | Industrial Metal | |
| Length | 3:12 | |
| Label | Reprise Records | |
| Static-X singles chronology | ||
| "Dirthouse" | "Cannibal" (2007) |
"Destroyer" |
Cannibal is a song by Industrial Metal band Static-X and the first single from their upcoming album with the same title. This is also the first time Static-X have released a single for the title song. Cannibal was released on iTunes as the album's first online single.
When commenting on the song Wayne Static said - "With ‘Cannibal,’ I was thinking of how, when I see people eating these big pieces of meat, it’s really disgusting to me. It’s like they could be cannibals; that you could give somebody a piece of a human and they’d eat it and not know the difference. So, with that basic idea in mind, I was able to write the song around it."[1]
| Static-X |
| Wayne Static | Tony Campos | Koichi Fukuda | Nick Oshiro |
| Former Members: Ken Jay | Tripp Eisen | Marty O'Brien |
| Static-X discography |
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| Albums: Wisconsin Death Trip | Machine | Shadow Zone | Beneath... Between... Beyond... | Start a War | Cannibal |
| Singles: Push It | I'm With Stupid | Bled For Days | Black and White | This Is Not | Cold | The Only | So | I'm The One | Dirthouse | Cannibal | Destroyer |
| DVDs: Where The Hell Are We And What Day Is It... This Is Static-X | Black and White | X-Posed | X-Rated |
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