Terrell Woods A.K.A. Carnage "The Executioner" & Carnage XXXL is widely recognized for his mind-numbing lyrical dexterity, boundless energy on stage, and uncanny ability to compose musical symphonies with his mouth through beat boxing. His unwavering work ethic, kind heart and ability to form a bond with just about any musician both artistically and personally has enabled his steady rise and current success. Carnage has earned him the respect of many of Independent & commercial music's most reputable artists.

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Carnage was called 'One of the top 5 rappers in MN' in the Star Tribune. Carnage, along with Eyedea and friends were called one of the 'Top 5 Local Live Acts' in 2005 & 'The emcee to keep your eyes on' in The Minneapolis City Pages. The Carnology Vol. 0.5 EP nominated as 'One of the Top 10 Albums That Matter In The Past 2 Years' in the Star Tribune. In summer of 2007, Carnage's Sense Of Sound album was listed as number 9 in the top 10 best selling CD's in MN in Fifth Element and the number 3 best seller in Electric Fetus! Carnage was also nominated for a Minnesota Music Award for 'Best Hip Hop Artist/Group' in 2006 for his work as beat boxer for female Hip Hop/Spoken Word Artist, Desdamona, in which the two go by the name of "Ill Chemistry".

Carnage released his first full-length solo debut titled, Sense Of Sound on July 17, 2007 independently under his Hecatomb label. Carnage, with the help of another independent Hip-Hop label called Fill In The Breaks, released Worth The Wait on January 11 2011. This, again, lives up to what Carnage is known for, as well as highlighting some of his most personal work to date. Carnage speaks of his life struggles ranging from living in poverty and having very little positive parental influences to his insecurities with making music he thinks people will not support. His artistic growth is notable and only shows his progression into a potent storyteller. Carnage has received great feedback for Worth The Wait from both fans and critics, being called “Intense and a not-what-was-expected release”, “Powerful and personal without sounding preachy” and “Futuristic…Not-the-norm when compared to most Hip-Hop albums”. In addition to the albums that Carnage has released himself, he has been featured on over 50 releases to date!