Wormed
Spanish technical death metal band
Wormed is a Spanish technical death metal band. The group formed in 1998 in Madrid and are known for their science fiction and outer space-influenced imagery, lyrics and sound. The band has released four full-length albums.
History
Wormed formed in 1998 with J. Oliver and Dani on guitars, Guillemoth on bass, and Andy C. on drums. The band solidified their lineup later that year with Phlegeton joining on vocals. Frontman, Phlegeton played a significant role in shifting the band’s thematic focus away from gore commonly associated with brutal death metal toward concepts centered on outer space, science fiction, and surrealism. This thematic evolution contributed to the band’s reputation as a distinctive and unconventional presence within the genre.
In December 1999, Wormed recorded their first demo, Floating Cadaver in the Monochrome, with Tana from Avulsed as sound engineer. This promo gained a following, selling more than 1500 copies worldwide. In 2001, the band returned to the studio to record a promo CD, Voxel Mitosis, including only a single song due to a lack of resources.
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