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The audio putrefaction and decomposition started back in late '93, with the aim of creating the sickest and most brutal band in Mexico. The band's sound was very influenced by the old death metal sound of late '80s? often compared to Grave, Incantation, Mortician, Dismember and Carcass.

Already in '94, the band released their first demo/rehearsal including 6 songs of a totally nauseous old-school gore-death/grind, receiving a very good response from the underground that made them to deal with Bellphegot Rec. for the release of their first official studio demo in '95 under the title of "Through the Innards". Four songs full of gore and with a more death metal influence.

In '96 the band released its 2nd demo "Blood and Pus Emanations", including three odes of destruction of the most rotten and sick death/grind, which lead them to perform their first tour through Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua) in coalition with American Line Prods.

'Chronic Corpora Infest' was the band's first full-length album, recorded in '97 and including 9 songs, it was first released the same year on cassette format by Perpetual Rec. (Mexico) and later, in '98, on CD format by American Line Prod., including a much more explicit artwork and giving the band a wider exposure in the rest of the world, as well as offering them the chance of doing a second tour through Central America in the same year.

In 1998 the band recorded four new songs for their "Promo '98" in search of a new company for their second album. In the meantime, two of these songs were included on a split 7" EP with Squash Bowels and their demo "Blood and Pus Emanations" was re-released by Japanese label Obliteration Rec. with new artwork.

Finally, in '99, Disgorge signed a deal with the Spanish label Repulse Rec., one of the most respected and legendary death metal labels in th

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American death metal band

Disgorge was a brutal death metal band from San Diego, California, formed in 1992.

History

Bryan Ugartechea, Tony Freithoffer and Ricky Myers formed Disgorge in 1992. The same year they released their first demo, Cognitive Lust of Mutilation, before moving shortly afterwards to San Diego, California to establish themselves in the underground scene. During the move, the band parted ways with bassist/vocalist Ugartechea. New vocalist Matti Way and bassist Eric Flesy were recruited to fill Ugartechea's dual role. The band wrote new material for their second demo 95 Demo, which was distributed worldwide. Disgorge played many shows throughout 1995 to broaden their fan base, and in 1996 recorded the first four tracks of Cranial Impalement which was not released at the time, but was later distributed by Extremities Productions.

In 1997, Freithoffer and Flesy left the band. Myers and Way began looking for new replacements, who were found in late 1998. Guitarist Diego Sanchez and bassist Ben Marlin of Strangulation, a local death metal band, decided to join Disgorge. Disgorge then signed with Unique Leader Records, and shortly after released their full-length album, She Lay Gutted, in November 1999. After the release of that album, the band toured in Europe, North America and South America. Way quit the band in 2001, and was replaced by A.J. Magana, ex-vocalist of Deprecated.

Disgorge recorded their third album, Consume the Forsaken, with Magana as the vocalist. Magana parted ways with the band soon after recording. Their fourth album, Parallels of Infinite Torture, featured new vocalist Levi Fuselier and guitarist Ed Talorda. Disgorge played in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Mexico, and Indonesia in support of the album. The band appeared in the opening scene of the film Paranormal Activity, performing the song "Consume the Forsaken". On January 2, 2008, bassist Ben Marlin died,