One man goregrind from Russellville, Arkansas, United States.
Bobby Maggard is guitar/vocals/drum programming.
Label: Purulent Semen Records
All surgeries performed in November 2013.
All instrumentation & peptic throw ups provided by Hydrocephalus.
CD-r limited to 30 copies.
Bobby Maggard
Bob Macabre (aka Blaspheme Goathorder, aka The Peeler of Clits and Cunts, aka Bob Egler from Pennsylvania) is owner of Macabre Mastermind Records. Co-owner of Death Becomes Her Records, along with Mike Scrivens.
Bob Macabre also produced, directed, wrote and starred in two small movies entitled Grave Defiler (2009), and Nocturnal Butcher.
-Tracklist:
Disc 1:
01. Clever Mutilation
02. Female Torso Experiments
03. Left to Decompose
04. Vengeful Homicidal Rampage
05. Axe Dismemberment
06. Evil Ravenous Beast
07. Smashed Into Pieces
08. Corpse Depravity
09. Drenched in my Victims Blood
10. Head Crushing Maniac
11. Slowly Cutting Her Apart
12. Carnage in the Woods
13. Time to Slaughter
14. Brutal Knife Penetration
15. Escape from the Asylum
16. The New Blood
17. Decomposing Cunt Addiction
18. Munching in Her Warm Bleeding Insides
19. Chainsaw Slaughtered Organs
20. Carnival Carnivores
21. The Mad Mutilator
22. An Obsession with Gutting Bodies
23. Pestilential Remnants
24. Blood Deripping Hooker Hammer
25. She Had to be Killed
26. Rip Out the Stillborn From Her Cunt
27. Almost Decapitated While Slitting Her Throat
28. Hacked Corpses in my Execution Room
29. Dead, Fucked, Dismembered Then Eaten Raw
30. Taken to the Crematorium
31. Cannibal Whore Devouring a Pail Full of Cocks
32. My Knife was Made for Killing Bitches
33. Switchblade Stabbed Erection
34. Fresh Bloody Flesh to Feast Upon
35. Sharpened Hatchet for Corpse Amputation
36. Chainsaw Cult
Disc 2:
37. Morgue Bloodfeast
38. Morbid Savages
39. Salughter Crypt
40. Corpse Worms
41. Maggots Eat the Dissected
42. Zombie Autopsy
43. Carving Knife Massacre
44. Satanicult
45. Shrine of Bloody Skulls
46. Deformed Serial Killers
47. Moseleum of Gore
48. Cocks Nailed on the Floor
49. Dismembered Bait
50. House of Slaughtered Strippers
51. Beyond Deranged
52. Watching the Dismembered Girl Bleed
53. Guilatine Punishment
54. Torture Trap
55. Barbaric Brutality
56. As the Knife Impales
57. Butchered by Inbreds
58. Deviants Dissecting the Dead
59. Gruesome Chainsaw Beheading
60. Intense Violence and Morbid Porn
61. Screaming Victims Hacked Then Mutilated
62. House of Killer Freaks
63. Motivated by Psychotic Hatred
-Line up:
• Bob Macabre : Everything
Label: Macabre Mastermind Records.
''The Butcher'' Bob Macabre
Guitar, bass, Vocals and Drum Programming.
A banda surgiu em 1995, criada por antigos membros de outras bandas locais de Death e Thrash Metal e fazendo som próprio desde o início. Seu primeiro CD foi lançado em 1999, chamado “IMPERIOUS MALEVOLENCE” e após esse lançamento o grupo embarcou para sua primeira turnê pela Europa, onde teve as primeiras experiências sobre como trabalhar no cenário underground.
Em 2003 foi lançado seu segundo álbum, “HATECROWDED” e com ele a banda embarcou para a sua maior turnê fora do país, permanecendo no continente europeu por 3 meses e realizando 28 apresentações em países como: Portugal, Espanha, Bélgica, Holanda, Alemanha, República Tcheca, Hungria. Nessa segunda turnê o feito foi muito maior, porque o grupo tinha poucos recursos e precisava que os shows dessem certo, para poderem se manter no antigo continente durante todo esse período. Toda a viagem foi uma loucura, desde comprar carro usado na rua até dormir num local de invasão na Espanha. Tudo isso foi necessário para manterem os objetivos. Apesar das dificuldades, terminaram a tour e já no ano seguinte outra turnê foi feita. Praticamente sem apoio externo, ou seja, com os próprios recursos financeiros e com ajuda de alguns pequenos selos para os contatos, o IMPERIOUS MALEVOLENCE ficou conhecido no cenário internacional como uma respeitada banda de “Brazilian Death Metal”.
No ano de 2006 a banda lançou o terceiro CD, “WHERE DEMONS DWELL”, desta vez por uma conhecida gravadora local, a “Evil Horde Records”, que apoiou a banda na época e arcou com os custos desse lançamento. O CD foi gravado no estúdio Da Tribo, em São Paulo, e ajudou a levar a banda novamente aos festivais de verão pela Europa, em 2008. Desta forma, o grupo curitibano foi novamente desbravar a Europa, participando dos mais importantes festivais da música extrema, tais como “Brutal Assault”, “Metal Heads Mission”, “Under The Black Sun”, “Party San Open Air”. Foi uma ótima oportunidade para reencontrar velhos amigos e poder tocar ao lado de bandas mais mainstream da cena Death e Thrash Metal internacional.
Em 2009, ainda divulgando o terceiro CD, novamente o grupo é convidado a participar de outros concertos no velho continente, tocando em versões de inverno do “Party San Open Air” e também em vários países em que já haviam tocado no passado, mantendo a chama da banda acesa por lá.
No ano 2011, após mais algumas mudanças na formação, finalmente a banda entra em estúdio para registrar algumas composições novas. O EP “PRIESTS OF PESTILENCE” serviu como uma prévia para o próximo álbum, chamado “DOOMWITNESS”, que foi lançado em 2013. Com a nova formação, a banda está ainda mais motivada para divulgar esse novo lançamento e tocar em todos os lugares possíveis.
Em 2018 o IMPERIOUS MALEVOLENCE chega aos seus 23 anos de carreira ininterruptos, e para celebrar esta marca histórica - além de apresentar de forma oficial o novo frontman Fernando Grommtt - o grupo lança seu novo trabalho de estúdio, intitulado “Decades Of Death”, o álbum mostra um power trio afiadíssimo, mantendo a brutalidade que os acompanha desde sua fundação.
Logo após o lançamento de “Decades Of Death”, o então guitarrista Danmented deixa a banda, dando lugar a Will Aguiar que assume o posto e com essa formação seguem divulgando o atual trabalho, bem como trabalhando em novas composições.
Human Mincer were formed in 1996 by a group of friends with the purpose of making a Death Metal band. At first, they began making poor Thrash/Death and soon after, the lead guitarist and the vocalist left the band.
After two years of rehearsing without a vocalist, they tried with a guy called Carlos that fitted very well for the style of the band.
In 1999 Human Mincer recorded a self-produced demo CD called "Grotesque Visceral Extraction" with Gore/Satanic lyrics influenced by American bands. It sold very well in the Spanish Underground scene.
In 2001 Carlos had to leave the band due to personal problems, and Miguel (guitars) replaced him in the vocal duties.
In September 2001 Human Mincer recorded a new promo CD called "Putrefying Your Agony" released by the band themselves, with the help of Qabalah Productions. It includes three songs in a more intense, brutal and technical way.
Soon after the recording, in August, a new vocalist called Edu (ex-Virulence-rip) joined the band, but didn't last for too long because he didn't fit the band's style.
The band has played many concerts with bands like Wormed (Madrid), Avulsed (Madrid), Disgorge (Usa), Animas (Córdoba), Infected Flesh (Barcelona), Lightning (Sevilla) and other brutal bands, including their appearance at the 4th Steel warrior's Rebellion Festival in Barroselas (Portugal) in April '01.
In April '02, their former vocalist Carlos returned to the band and they started to work hard on the final compositions for their debut album "Embryonized" that was later recorded in August of the same year, being released through Xtreem Musuc in October 2002.
The band toured around some spanish cities introducing their first job with Avulsed. They played too in the first edition of the "TraumaFest" in Madrid where they played with bands like Agathocles, Hellnation, Hemorrhage, Machetazo... and in some fest more like "Brutal as Hell Fest" with Imperious Malevolence, Scent Of Death & Chamber Of Shred.
In the begining of 2003 they started the composition of the new songs for the second full length. The date for this edition had to be delayed due to personal problems of Miguel (guitarrist). Finally, in September 2004, eight songs were made and they recorded them at the V.R.S. studios, the same place they recorded their first CD. The title of the album is "Devoured Flesh" and it was released through Xtreem Music in January 2005.
The band started in 2001 called Redrum and in 2003 they changed their name to Whorrid.
• Discography:
• Redrum 2002 [Demo] (2002)
• Bitch Butchers [Demo] (2004)
• Infecting the Soul Promo [Demo] (2005)
• Infecting the Soul (2006)
• Time Heals Nothing (2009)
-Tracklist:
1. Life or Death 05:37
2. Whore Hostage 03:13
3. Time to Bleed 04:03
12:53
-Line up:
- Ivan Galdamez : Guitars, Bass
- Andrew Rafacz : Guitars
- Ed Baugh : Drums, Vocals.
Label: Independent.
Recorded & mixed by Jerry Soto at Soto Sound Studio.
Mastered by Larry Schara at Ars Studios.
Design & Layout by Andrew Rafacz.
Photo by Rafael Tru.
Released on March 5, 2004.
• Zephyrous was a guitarist for Darkthrone from 1988 to 1993. He went by his real name, Ivar Enger, for the first Darkthrone release in 1990, "Soulside Journey". When Darkthrone switched from death metal to black metal for their second release in 1991, "A Blaze In The Northern Sky", he changed his name to Zephyrous.
• Dag Nilsen was the original Darkthrone bassist. Quit the band after "Soulside Journey" but remained on as a session bassist for "A Blaze in The Northern Sky." Dag moved to Denmark in the summer of 1995 and currently plays in a band named The FrogFish.
• Fenriz (Gylve Fenris Nagell) was born in Leif Nagell on November 28, 1971. Drummer (and occasionally vocalist) in Darkthrone, but has also been active or involved in a wide variety of other bands and (solo) projects. He is also a DJ, appearing under the name DJ Fenriz (formerly DJ Ebola). Fenriz was also the studio drummer for doom metal band Valhall, and has had several solo projects, including the folk black metal project Isengard and the dark ambient project Neptune Towers.
• Nocturno Culto (Ted Arvid Skjellum) was born on March 4, 1972 in Kolbotn, Oppegård and founder member of black metal band Darkthrone. He also played session guitar in Satyricon for a short period of time under the name Kveldulv. Has done vocal appearances on tracks for Sarke, Scum, Enslaved, Svartahrid and has a solo project called Gift of Gods.. He was running the label Tyrant Syndicate together with Fenriz. He has also released a documentary film called The Misanthrope in which he deals with black metal music and life in Norway.
-Tracklist:
Side A
1. Kathaarian Life Code 10:39
2. In the Shadow of the Horns 07:02
3. Paragon Belial 05:25
Side B
4. Where Cold Winds Blow 07:26
5. A Blaze in the Northern Sky 04:58
6. The Pagan Winter 06:35
42:05
-Line up:
• Nocturno Culto : Vocals (lead), Guitars (lead)
• Zephyrous : Guitars (rhythm)
• Fenriz : Drums, Vocals (spoken lines, intro), Lyrics
• Dag Nilsen : Bass [Session].
Label: Peaceville Records.
Recorded at Creative Studios, August 1991, but released in the beginning of 1992.
After recording his parts for the album, bassist Dag Nilsen left the band.
All the releases of A Blaze in the Northern Sky have a note saying "This album is eternally dedicated to the king of death/black metal Euronymous."
The first song on the album, "Kathaarian Life Code", is featured in the last scene of the 2002 film Demonlover.
The person on the cover is Zephyrous.
Slayer was an American thrash metal band from Huntington Park, California. The band was formed in 1981 by guitarists Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman, drummer Dave Lombardo, and bassist and vocalist Tom Araya.
They started out playing covers of songs by bands such as Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Judas Priest and Venom at parties and clubs in Southern California. The band's early image relied heavily on Satanic themes that featured pentagrams, make-up, spikes, and inverted crosses.
In 1983, Slayer was invited to open for the band Bitch at the Woodstock Club in Anaheim, California to perform eight songs, six of which were covers. The band was spotted by Brian Slagel, a former music journalist who had recently founded Metal Blade Records. Impressed with Slayer, he met with the band backstage and asked them to record an original song for his upcoming Metal Massacre III compilation album. The band agreed and their song "Aggressive Perfector" created an underground buzz upon its release in mid 1983, which led offering the band a recording contract with Metal Blade.
The band had to self-finance its debut album. Combining the savings of Araya, who was employed as a respiratory therapist, and money borrowed from King's father, the band entered the studio in November 1983. The album was rushed into release, stocking shelves three weeks after tracks were completed. Show No Mercy, released in December 1983 by Metal Blade Records, generated underground popularity for the band. The group began a club tour of California to promote the album. The tour gave the band additional popularity and sales of Show No Mercy eventually reached more than 20,000 in the US and another 20,000 worldwide.
South of Heaven was released in July 1988, received mixed responses from both fans and critics, although it was Slayer's most commercially successful release at the time, debuting at number 57 on the Billboard 200, and their second album to receive gold certification in the United States. Press response to the album was mixed, with AllMusic citing the album as "disturbing and powerful", and Kim Nelly of Rolling Stone calling it "genuinely offensive satanic drivel". King said "that album was my most lackluster performance", although Araya called it a "late bloomer" which eventually grew on people. Slayer toured from August 1988 to January 1989 to promote South of Heaven, supporting Judas Priest in the US on their Ram It Down tour, and touring Europe with Nuclear Assault and the US with Motörhead and Overkill.
-Tracklist:
Side A
01. South of Heaven 04:58
02. Silent Scream 03:06
03. Live Undead 03:50
04. Behind the Crooked Cross 03:14
05. Mandatory Suicide 04:05
Side B
06. Ghosts of War 03:53
07. Read Between the Lies 03:20
08. Cleanse the Soul 03:02
09. Dissident Aggressor (Judas Priest cover) 02:35
10. Spill the Blood 04:51
36:54
-Line up:
• Tom Araya : Vocals, Bass, Lyrics (tracks 1-3, 5, 7, 8)
• Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P. 2013) : Guitars, Songwriting (tracks 1-8, 10), Lyrics (tracks 4, 10)
• Kerry King : Guitars, Songwriting (tracks 2, 5, 6), Lyrics (tracks 3, 6-8)
• Dave Lombardo : Drums.
Label: Geffen Records / Def Jam Recordings
Recorded in Los Angeles, CA.
Mastering at Barry Diament Audio, NYC.
Mixed at Newfresh in New York City.
Co-produced by Slayer.
Track 09 originally performed by Judas Priest.
