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HUMANGLED is a death metal band from Pisa (Italy) born from the cyber-grind duo of Putrid Sequence ("Inside Reeking Organs", 1994). After having released "Anatomic Butchery" (1996) demotape, which received very good reviews from the beginning on magazines, the band disbanded for personal reasons and remained inactive until December, 2006, when the duo Goreds / Scurb reassembled. Humangled came back with back EP "Refoetalize" in April, 2007, a CD sound that could be defined briefly as brutal death metal with electronic-industrial rhytms; a certainly controversial work and not production defectless, but a necessary work to fix a defined point for band restart. Evolution of musical style following the line up joining of Tat0, bassist of Glacial Fear/Zora/Schizo, led to Humangled release of "Edge of Beyond" MCD in June 2008 on all major mp3 networks (itunes, napster, amazon mp3), and with the further cooperation with Raffaele Pezzella from Symbolyc they started to record their first album. In 2010 Humangled signed with Abyss Records from Indianapolis (USA) to release their debut album "Fractal" on 31st May. Production/Mixing/Mastering was made by Dan Swano @ Unisound Studios (SWE), like for the new EP titled "Odd Ethics" coming out May 2012.

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• Front cover by Marko Somero, Back cover by Luca 'Demonrat' Granai.
• Recorded at Mell Studio (Italy)
• Mixed / Mastered by Dan Swanö (platinum awarded producer).

Press Quotes

'This quintet of Pisa follows the same recipe as usual, ie a powerful death metal with a good dose of art, great with interesting touches of progressive changes of pace and understated instrumentation.'

     —Manuel Sevillano, www.queensofsteel.com

'It's almost as if one were to take the grisly old school approach of a US group like Autopsy or Necrophagia, add a touch of Pungent Stench rock n roll groove and then let the whole mess simmer in a slightly introspective sauce that makes it feel somehow progressive despite its obvious, crude impulses.'

     —autothrall, autothrall.blogspot.com

'Lyrically, the band makes an attack on social hypocrisy and lack of moral and musically approaching marching boldly into new sound fields with emphasis on technical and progressive techniques.'

     —Dimitris Lazaris, www.hardcity.gr