Haemorrhage
Haemorrhage: The Controversial Pioneers of Goregrind
Haemorrhage, a Spanish death metal band, emerged from the depths of Catalonia in 1989. Led by vocalist Alberto "Albo" Marín, the band quickly gained notoriety for their extreme and graphic brand of goregrind, a subgenre characterized by its gruesome lyrics and relentless brutality.
Challenges and Controversies
Haemorrhage's music drew both praise and condemnation from the metal community. Their explicit lyrics, which often depicted extreme violence and gore, attracted accusations of being misogynistic and exploitative. However, the band's supporters argued that their music was merely a reflection of the inherent darkness within humanity.
Discography
Despite the controversies surrounding their work, Haemorrhage released a prolific catalog of albums, EPs, and demos:
* 1991: "Penetrating Cerebral Bleeding" (Demo)
* 1992: "Morgue Sweet Home"
* 1993: "Scalpel/Cranial Decay" (Split with Cranial Decay)
* 1994: "Meat" (EP)
* 1994: "Disorganized Carnage"
* 1996: "Slaughterhouse"
* 1998: "Grind Your Flesh" (EP)
* 1999: "Anatomia Patológica" (Live Album)
* 2001: "Necroretum"
* 2003: "Purgatory"
* 2005: "Carnage Supreme"
* 2008: "Kill the Humans"
* 2010: "Bloodsongs"
* 2015: "Flesh-devouring Pandemia"
Members
Throughout their career, Haemorrhage underwent several lineup changes, with Albo Marín remaining the sole constant member:
* Vocals: Alberto "Albo" Marín
* Guitar: Miguel "Migeul" Guevara (1989-1994)
* Guitar: Quique "Stalone" Piera (1994-2004)
* Guitar: Xavi "Xavi Rotten" Badia (2004-present)
* Bass: Héctor "Kike" Cantabrana (1989-1995)
* Bass: Esteban "Estebanca" Comes (1995-2002)
* Bass: Javi "Jok" Cabestany (2002-present)
* Drums: José "Josep" Morrut (1989-2006)
* Drums: Dani "Dani Rotten" Cabestany (2006-present)
Haemorrhage, a Spanish death metal band, emerged from the depths of Catalonia in 1989. Led by vocalist Alberto "Albo" Marín, the band quickly gained notoriety for their extreme and graphic brand of goregrind, a subgenre characterized by its gruesome lyrics and relentless brutality.
Challenges and Controversies
Haemorrhage's music drew both praise and condemnation from the metal community. Their explicit lyrics, which often depicted extreme violence and gore, attracted accusations of being misogynistic and exploitative. However, the band's supporters argued that their music was merely a reflection of the inherent darkness within humanity.
Discography
Despite the controversies surrounding their work, Haemorrhage released a prolific catalog of albums, EPs, and demos:
* 1991: "Penetrating Cerebral Bleeding" (Demo)
* 1992: "Morgue Sweet Home"
* 1993: "Scalpel/Cranial Decay" (Split with Cranial Decay)
* 1994: "Meat" (EP)
* 1994: "Disorganized Carnage"
* 1996: "Slaughterhouse"
* 1998: "Grind Your Flesh" (EP)
* 1999: "Anatomia Patológica" (Live Album)
* 2001: "Necroretum"
* 2003: "Purgatory"
* 2005: "Carnage Supreme"
* 2008: "Kill the Humans"
* 2010: "Bloodsongs"
* 2015: "Flesh-devouring Pandemia"
Members
Throughout their career, Haemorrhage underwent several lineup changes, with Albo Marín remaining the sole constant member:
* Vocals: Alberto "Albo" Marín
* Guitar: Miguel "Migeul" Guevara (1989-1994)
* Guitar: Quique "Stalone" Piera (1994-2004)
* Guitar: Xavi "Xavi Rotten" Badia (2004-present)
* Bass: Héctor "Kike" Cantabrana (1989-1995)
* Bass: Esteban "Estebanca" Comes (1995-2002)
* Bass: Javi "Jok" Cabestany (2002-present)
* Drums: José "Josep" Morrut (1989-2006)
* Drums: Dani "Dani Rotten" Cabestany (2006-present)