Like a lot of bands, VISCERA had their plans roundly screwed when the pandemic took hold. The UK crew’s debut album “Obsidian” was a thrilling bolt from the tech-deathcore blue and deserved to propel them to the forefront of an increasingly potent scene. The unwanted lull that ensued for the next tw…
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