Regurgitate

Regurgitate

goregrind, heavy metal

Sweden Est. 1990

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Sound in a sentence: "With relentless blast beats and guttural riffs, their music exudes an aggressive density that engulfs listeners in its chaotic intensity."
Regurgitate stands as a harbinger of the visceral and grotesque within heavy music, crafting a world where brutality and absurdity collide. By amplifying themes of horror and decay, they have carved out a niche that challenges listeners to confront uncomfortable truths while reveling in unrestrained aggression.
Regurgitate stands as a harbinger of the visceral and grotesque within heavy music, crafting a world where brutality and absurdity collide. By amplifying themes of horror and decay, they have carved out a niche that challenges listeners to confront uncomfortable truths while reveling in unrestrained aggression. Their audacity has influenced a legion of underground artists who embrace extremity without compromise, creating spaces where catharsis and chaos reign. Embodying a raw, unfiltered approach, Regurgitate's music is marked by relentless speed and guttural vocal techniques that evoke a sense of primal urgency. Their innovative integration of grindcore's frenetic energy with heavy metal’s weight serves to create an immersive sonic experience that draws listeners into a disorienting realm of sound. Each track acts as an invocation of tension, often building towards explosive climaxes that mirror the chaos inherent in their thematic explorations. Lyrically, Regurgitate often delves into the grotesque with an ironic touch—presenting narratives steeped in horror while maintaining a sardonic wit. This blend of sincerity and dark humor allows for a distinct storytelling approach that evokes visceral reactions, leaving listeners both unsettled and entertained. The tone oscillates between unflinching brutality and absurdist commentary, inviting reflection on themes of mortality and societal decay.

Discography

5 releases • 5 studio • 1994–2006
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