. Both bands had new material wri en and had recorded demos of the newer songs, so we just put them on one CD as a split. It was more like a split demo.
9- What happened in the band 9 years in silence? A lot has happened in the last 9 years! In 2004, right a er we recorded“ Suffocated In Shrinkwrap” Jason went into the marines for 4 years. While he was gone, we wrote most of the material for“ Documentaries Of Demen a.” Jason returned in 2008 and we started
playing shows to promote“ Suffocated In Shrinkwrap,” since we played no live shows before he le, so we were s ll promo ng“ Shrinkwrap” un l about 2010. Since 2010, we ' ve had a few lineup changes, and now have Phil Good on bass, and Jimmy Javins on Vocals. We played a few more shows with the new lineup, and then started the recording process at the beginning of 2012, and basically took that en re year to get the album totally recorded, mixed and mastered. So here we are in 2013, the new album will be out in just a few short months and we ' re now p l a y i n g l i v e s h o w s a n d sta r n g to p r o m o te“ Documentaries Of Demen a.”
10- Why leave REGURGITATION? And why create NECROTIC DISGORGEMENT?
Even though me and Tony started Regurgita on in 1995, I always considered Regurgita on to be me, Tony, Brian, and Dan, and when Brian and Dan weren ' t in the band anymore we decided to change the name because the sound was much different.
11- Tell us about the metal fes val where you par cipated in the U. S.? And did you experience?
We ' ve played Central Illinois Metalfest, Evansville Deathfest, Akron Deathfest, Mayhem In May, and New Jersey Deathfest. All were great shows and we had a killer me! Fests are always great!
12- How do you see the world scene today? And what bands you like to hear now?
The scene has changed a lot over the years, but in a lot of ways it ' s the same. Everything is s ll maximum brutality for me, it ' s just newer bands playing it. But everybody at shows are s ll cool as fuck, and it ' s the only place I can go where I know nobody is gonna be offended and weak. I would say bands are just as brutal as ever, but the level of musicianship and crea vity and originality has definitely gone down. S ll a ton of good shit out there though! Bands I been listening to a lot lately are Euphoric Defilement, Defeated Sanity, Antropofagus, Septycal Gorge, Putridity, Cerebral Effusion, Vulvectomy, Cephalotripsy, and I always keep a good amount of older stuff in circula on too …
13- Tell us about the scene in Columbus?
Not much of a scene to speak of in Columbus unfortunately, besides Fetus Omelet and Bloody Obstetric Technology I don ' t know of any other BDM bands. There ' s too many gay faggots in Columbus for it to have a good scene for brutal music I guess …
14- What do you know about the Colombian scene?
I know there are a few bands there, like Carnal Blasphemy. I hope more brutal people from Columbia get in touch with us!!!!!
15- What are the band ' s plans to promote the new album?
Play live shows as much as we can, and put out a lot of killer merch!!!
16-What are your favorite movies of B, serial Killers or zombies?
I don ' t really watch movies, but I ' m into serial killers a lot! That ' s pre y much the concept of our new album. Each song is about a different serial killer / torturer / rapist. The intro for the album was created from the actual audio recording David Parker Ray use to play for his vic ms before he tortured, raped, and killed them.“ Conceived For Incest” is about Fred and Rosemary West, who had kids