Artist description Ultra brutal gory death/grind with dual vocals

Music Style Progressive Brutal/Death Childpornogrind

Musical Influences Disgorge (US), Devourment, Cryptopsy, Cephalic Carnage, Aborted, Gorerotted, Deicide, Cinerary

Similar Artists A mix of: Disgorge (US), Aborted, Devourment, Cinerary, Cephalic Carnage and Gorerotted

Artist History Stillborn Decay were put together out of the remains of Stoke-on-Trent death metallers Disembowelled. After Disembowelled split, guitarist Dan Lowndes, and vocalist Dan Finney decided to put together a brutal goregrind band that would slay the stagnant stoke metal scene. They recruited Shane Turner, the bass player from Disembowelled as a guitarist, and their friend Ben Cope, guitarist for Birmingham death metallers Endless Torment and Blast Radius. Dan Lowndes, decided to switch to vocals, leaving the band without a permanent bassist. Using a drum machine, Shane and Ben wrote some ultra technical, brutal riffs and the two Dan's worked together and wrote the most gory, grotesque lyrics they possibly could. Disembowelled were famed for not being serious, technical or gory enough for most death metal fans, so the band set out to take themselves more seriously, write much more technical music and to write the most gory, disgusting, immoral lyrics Stoke would ever see...

Group Members Psychopathologist: Growls Excrementor: Screams of Pain, Bass, Drum Programming Morgan D'Autopsy: Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals and Bass Nekro Fil: Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals, Bass and Drum Programming Retardor: Drums

Instruments Triple Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Drum Machine, Intestines, Beer

Albums Sweating Like Rapist EP (Split with Addicted to Violence), Butchered Skull Impalement (demo)

Location Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs - United Kingdom

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