Artist description Diabolic Intent infects the world from a small town outside of Orlando, Florida. DI offers up a diverse version of contaminated technical grind / hardcore. Alot of words cuz we draw from many genres for influence...

Music Style Dark elements contained within all that is evil.

Musical Influences Meshuggah, Monstrosity, Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation, Kataklysm, Vader, Deicide, Morbid Angel, Malevolent Creation

Similar Artists Meshuggah, Monstrosity, Cannibal Corpse, Hate Eternal, Dying Fetus, Suffocation, Nile, Vader, Internal Bleeding, Motician, Sepultura

Artist History The band was formed in 1998 with all the current original members. The band has played over 200 shows in Florida alone, most with national acts headlining the night including all of the following, Hate Eternal, Monstrosity, Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, Gorguts, Skinless, Deeds of Flesh, Mortician, Malignancy, Candiria, Cryptopsy, All Out War, Diabolic, Goatwhore, Black Withery, The Berzerker, Mastodon, Origin and many more. Future dates to have more. In 2000, the guys recorded 9 of their tracks to be unvailed as the debut release, Reborn. The cd was recorded at ARS studios in Winter Park, Fl. They have also released 3 videos over the internet which includes the anthem, Godsick, Pain Divine and Dead Reckoning. New tracks are expected soon with the guys working on their new cd

Group Members Chris Migdalski-7 String Universe / Mike Raines-5 and 6 string bass / Mop-Precussion / Anthony Farr-Voices and Lyrics

Instruments Crate, Ibanez, Mesa, Ampeg, Shure, Tama, Fender, DW

Albums 4 song demo -1998, Godsick -2000, Reborn -2001

Press Reviews Article in October 2001 issue of Metal Maniacs. Local reviews available upon request. CD is distributed with Relapse Records and more to come.

Additional Info FULL DETAILS AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE AT www.diabolicintent.com

Location Orlando, Florida - USA

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