Sublime Cadaveric Decomposition

(official biography from bonesbrigaderecords.com)
With each former member’s influences into death, grind, crust or hardcore, Sublime Cadaveric Decomposition was formed, back in the end of 1996, with the idea of putting together their personal expression of the most extreme form of brutal music and, more than ten years after, each new release or live performance is still another step towards that goal.

Beginning their recording career with a split tape with France’s Infected Pussy in ’97, Sublime Cadaveric Decomposition attracted the interest of Bones Brigade records’ who, a year after, released a split CD with Brazil’s Rot. The band concentrated on touring for quite two years before entering the studio to record their debut full-length, still for Bones Brigade records. The album, tighter, faster, more brutal, was released in ’01, soon followed by a split EP with Brazil’s Lymphatic Phlegm.

Osmose productions then signed the band and released their second (still untitled) full-length in ’03. A full US tour then followed, but times got hard when two members left the band. Anyway, Sublime Cadaveric Decomposition never gave up and focused on writing new, even faster and more brutal, material before finding replacements.

That’s when Relapse released a split EP with Cripple Bastards (’06). Still lacking a drummer of their own, the band hired drummer-extraordinaire Dirk Verbeuren (Scarve, Soilwork, Aborted, Yyrkoon…) to record, for Bizarre Leprous productions, their third album, « Inventory of fixtures » which was released in ’07.

Sublime Cadaveric Decomposition plays some of the most brutal and fast death / grind you’ve ever heard, since the very beginning, and is pursuing its path towards ultimate brutality with writing its fourth full-length.