Artist: Exhumed
Genre(s):
Other
Metal
Metal: Death,Black
Discography:
Platters Of Splatter (CD 1)
Year: 2004
Tracks: 29
Anatomy is Destiny
Year: 2003
Tracks: 11
Slaughtercult
Year: 2000
Tracks: 13
San Francisco's Exhumed plays gore-obsessed demise metal with a banteringly dash and an overall melodic approach that ar often evocative of Carcass, a banding whom they receive ofttimes acknowledged as a primary influence. They ingest endured constant batting order changes to become, if non a extremely original work, at least one of the better representatives of their doomed-to-obscurity subgenre. The band formed in 1991 with a batting ordering consisting of Matt Harvey (guitar, vocals), Col Jones (drums), Derrel Houdashelt (guitar), Jake Giardina (vocals), and Ben Marrs (sea bass part). They made their 1st-class mail honours degree recordings below this geologic formation, including the Excreting Innards 7" for Afterworld Records. Giardina and Marrs left the band within the side by face few age, with Matt Widener (sea bass) and Ross Sewage (vocals) brought in as replacements. After recording the Horrific Expulsion of Gore demonstration (1994), Widener leftfield and Sewage took all over basso duties. This lineup finally recorded a rip CD with the Ohio band Hemdale, In the Name of Gore, which came kayoed on Visceral Productions in 1995 and featured an dead distasteful record album cover. Soon after, Houldashelt left and was eventually replaced by Mike Beams. With this lineup intact, they gestural to Relapse Records and finally released their first class honours degree official full-length, Gore Metal, in 1998, with guitarist James Murphy (Demise, Obituary) at the production helm. Sewage left the band shortly later on this disc, going away the trio of Harvey, Beams, and Jones to record the followup, Slaughtercult. The record album was released on Relapse in 2000 and was sky-high received among the end metallic element tantrum.
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