CANNIBAL CORPSE reveal new cold brew suitably named “Cranial Extraction”
For those who find solace in the marriage of intense music and a caffeine kick, the latest collaboration between death metal titans CANNIBAL CORPSE and Concepts Cafe is set to elevate your morning routine or gym session.
Introducing the limited-edition cold brew named “Cranial Extraction,” this collaboration marks the fourth installment in the ongoing series from Concepts Cafe, adding a death metal twist to your coffee experience.
The partnership between CANNIBAL CORPSE and Concepts Cafe has birthed a unique offering for fans and coffee enthusiasts alike. The Cranial Extraction cold brew is not just a beverage; it’s a carefully curated experience.
Limited to a mere 500 cans, this exclusive cold brew is accompanied by a 12oz bag of the specially crafted Beheading & Brewing blend, ensuring that your coffee experience is as robust as the death metal it’s inspired by.
As an added bonus, the box set includes a striking Cannibal Zombie sticker, all packaged in a sleek black shipping box adorned with custom “Beheading & Brewing” shipping tape.
Concepts Cafe, known for its innovative collaborations and dedication to delivering premium coffee experiences, continues to push the boundaries with each installment of the series. This collaboration with CANNIBAL CORPSE not only caters to the taste buds of coffee aficionados but also appeals to fans of the legendary death metal band.
With the limited quantity of 500 cans, the Cranial Extraction cold brew box set becomes a coveted collector’s item, a unique fusion of auditory and gustatory pleasures. Whether you’re drawn to the blistering riffs of CANNIBAL CORPSE or savoring a bold cup of coffee, this collaboration offers a rare opportunity to indulge in both, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of extreme music and exceptional coffee alike.
Michael Tonsetic of Concepts Cafe says about the collaboration:
“When we initially launched the cold can line with Cannibal Corpse, we all really just wanted a convenient experience for events and retail venues like the Spooky Empire horror con, or legendary local record store Park Ave CDs, and recently the Vegas oddities shop Cemetery Pulp. Both metal and horror fans were so receptive and stoked on the quality and can art, we knew we had to follow it up.
“So what’s next? Fans already collect beer cans and bottles, so we decided to do the same for coffee, hence we’re already up to the number four release. How long can we keep it going? As long as we can consistently keep topping the last and the fans are still asking for them, we’ll keep it going. Is it going to get extremely brutal?… FCK YEAH!!!”
