Rigor Mortis’s last release was Slaves To The Grave in 2014. Rigor Mortis hailed from Dallas, TX, and formed in. 2014 In 1987, (shockingly) they got signed to Capitol Records, but where are they now? Unfortunately, their story is a sad one.
- Capitol Record claims that signing Rigor Mortis was “a tax write-off.” Hence, the label never promoted the album.
- Mike Scaccia went to play guitar in Ministry. He performed on their most commercially successful album, Psalm 69.
- Casey Orr was Beefcake in GWAR for over a decade. He has since quit and lives in Dallas, TX.
- Vocalist Doyle Bright briefly replaced Bruce Corbitt, and then the band split up for over a decade.
- Bruce Corbit formed Warbeast, who put out 3 full-length albums
- In 2011, the band reformed with the original lineup (minus Harden Harrison) and began working on a new album.
- Before the album could even be released, Mike Scaccia died while performing from a heart attack.
- Bruce Corbit died of cancer in of 2019.
Listen To Rigor Mortis’s Full Album
Slaves To The Grave Album Artwork and Sleeve
ARTWORK FROM SLAVES TO THE GRAVE
Tracklisting
Poltergeist 6:01
Rain Of Ruin 4:21
Flesh For Flies 3:37
3:51
Blood Bath 6:35
Ancient Horror 3:27
Fragrance Of Corpse 3:13
Curse Of The Draugr 3:33
Sacramentum Gladiatorum 4:23
Ludus Magnus 9:33
DVD Rigor Mortis In The Studio 26:02
Rigor Mortis Line-Up On Slaves To The Grave
Rigor Mortis is:
Bass – Casey Orr (aka Beefcake in GWAR)
Guitars – Mike Scaccia (Played guitar on Psalm 69 and several more Ministry albums)
Lead Vocals – Bruce Corbitt (also in Warbeast)
Drums – Carl Sacco
