The band was formed in Rome in 1993. With the first line-up (Max - gurgling, Andrea - guitars, Fabio - bass, Marco - drums) and a different name during that wintertime, Enthralment (this was the name of the band) recorded their first demo called "Eulogy Of Burning Christ". The official sound was a slow and brutal death-metal influenced by Immolation and Incantation. This demo is actually sold-out. Thanks to the Cryptic Soul Productions, Enthralment realised the 7" "Accursed In Divinity". This contained 2 trx. A true masterpiece of brutality. But the sound contained in the new trx were defenitely more brutal oriented and strange. As the musical direction was no longer the same as the beginning, it was useless to keep the old name. The one choosen for this new form of madness was "Corpsegod". With a different name but same line-up, they recorded in '95 the mini cd "Opinion About Sorrow" for Torture Records. The mini cd contained 5 trx of original and strange brutal death-metal. Ultrabrutal riffing with techno and industrial parts, splatter movies and a sound to the limit of human endurance make "Opinion About Sorrow" a really vanguard record compared to the others on the death-metal scene. In the meantime the passion for the ultrabrutal death-metal in the band is getting' higer and higer. The old line-up dies to create a new band totally devoted to the brutal death-metal without compromises. A new band was born then, Corpsefucking Art. From the old line-up Andrea and Max are still in. After recording a 2 trx promo with the new guys (Massimo - guitar, Marcello - drums, Edo - bass) and the trx "Molesting The Corpse" for the underground splatter movie "Sick-o-pathic" soundtrack, Corpsefucking Art (aka C.F.A.) record their debut cd named "A Puzzle Of Flesh" for the italian label Sterminio Productions. Nine trx of blasting ultrabrutal death-metal without mercy. An inhuman voice and a blasting riffing make "A Puzzle Of Flesh" a cd that every U.S. brutal death-metal maniac must get. At the moment the band is working on new trx more brutal than ever.

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