Disembowelment

Disembowelment was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1989 on the ashes of the band Grindcore Bacteria, under the impulse of Paul Mazziotta (Battery) and Renato Gallina (Guitare / Chant) who wanted to change their musical style and the name of their formation. Joined shortly afterwards by Dean Ruprich (Basse - Necrotomy ) the band released its first demo in 1990, entitled Mourning September . The music delivered there is slow, dark and desperate, alternating with dizzying accelerations typically Death Metal, this is worth the band to be considered the precursor of the Doom Death Metal, with the Americans of Winter. Shortly afterwards, the title Nightside Of Eden recorded on the compilation Pantaglia Compilation (with the help of Tim Aldridge, bassist d'Abramelin) allows the band to get a deal with Relapse Records. Consequently, a second demo, Deep Sensory Procession Into Aural Fate , soon marks the arrival of Jason Kells as second guitarist. With an extra title and bass games performed by the newcomer Matthew Skarajew, the demo was released in 1992 as Dusk. The following year, the band released its first album, Transcendence Into The Peripheral , a true novelty in the musical landscape of the time and which was a great success. Unfortunately, it is also the last album of the band because the band folds just after the release of the record. Skarajew and Gallina were later found at Trial Of The Bow, their new project. Disembowelably thus entered the pantheon of the most influential bands of the Doom Metal scene and remained in memory as probably the best band of Doom Death Metal old school in history, addicted by many fans and declared influence of hundreds of bands. The entire discography of the band was reissued by Relapse in 2005 as a double CD, entitled soberly Disembowelment.