Although Morbosidad formed in 1993, the band only released two demos before the death of drummer Yegros forced the band into a torpor that lasted for several years until Tomas Stench reassembled a line-up to record what would become the band?s debut album. Recorded in 1998 and originally released in 2000 on Quadrivium, it was only available on CD and featured a way different cover artwork. After one year the album was released on vinyl with a new artwork that still lasts today. Morbosidad?s first album represented a sonic departure in some ways from the demo material released many years prior. The lineup for the LP was among the most stable in the band?s history included guitarist Chip N? Death whose idiosyncratic riffs and distinct Death Metal style were integral to the band?s formula at that time. Bassist Cuaxo provided a merciless anchor while the precision of Morthvarg?s furious drumming maintained the band?s frenetic pace. Amid the chaos, Tomas Stench?s vocals, among the most immediately recognizable in this style of metal, roared unholy incantations delivered in his native Spanish. With this assembly of musicians, Morbosidad unleashed an album of savage violence invoking bands such as Blasphemy, Archgoat, and Sarcofago fused with elements of Death/Grind and simultaneously channeling primary influences like Sodom and Bathory. In the intervening years, Morbosidad?s legacy has grown and morphed. As the Bestial Black/Death style evolved through the past decade and Morbosidad has continued to release music and tour and play gigs in Europe, Mexico, Central America and Canada, the band?s influence has grown so that, by now, the self-titled album is indisputably in the canon of this sub-genre of underground metal.