Fleshwrought

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Mental Illness 00:00 Tools
Inner Thoughts 00:00 Tools
Programming the Herds 00:00 Tools
Weeping Hallucinations 00:00 Tools
State of Desolation 00:00 Tools
Self-Destructive Loathing 00:00 Tools
Relevant Intoxication 00:00 Tools
Dyslexic Interlude 00:00 Tools
Final Nausea 00:00 Tools
Conceptual Flesh 00:00 Tools
Conceptual Hallucinations 00:00 Tools
Inner Thoghts 00:00 Tools
01_Mental Illness 00:00 Tools
06_State Of Desolation 00:00 Tools
07_Dyslexic Interlude 00:00 Tools
04_Weeping Hallucinations 00:00 Tools
03_Programming The Herds 00:00 Tools
05_Conceptual Flesh 00:00 Tools
09_Relevant Intoxication 00:00 Tools
08_Self-Destructive Loathing 00:00 Tools
10_Final Nausea 00:00 Tools
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FLESHWROUGHT was born in 2003 when death/grind drummer Navene Koperweis, who is best known for playing in the now defunct San Francisco Bay area Deathcore/Technical Death Metal band Animosity, and currently drumming in the instrumental group, Animals As Leaders, paired up with Nic Gauthier and made a demo at their friend’s house. A live lineup formed shortly after the demo was recorded and consisted of Nic, Navene and fellow Animosity band mate Chase Fraser. FLESHWROUGHT played a few local shows in Santa Cruz California (where the band called home), one of which was a New Year’s house party with Decrepit Birth. As time went on, the guys jammed less and less due to Animosity's high frequency tour schedule and Navene moving an hour and a half away to San Francisco. However, Navene’s writing for FLESHWROUGHT never slowed down and in fact his productivity was increasing exponentially as Navene had acquired amazing musical tools such as 7-string guitars, computers, and recording software; all components necessary to make his own album. Johnny Davy from the band Job for a Cowboy now does vocals. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.