Emerging from the violence-ridden bowels of Baltimore, Maryland, Visceral Disgorge began vomiting forth their unique style of brutal death metal back in 2007. Quickly captivating the enthusiasts of brutality everywhere. In late 2009, Visceral Disgorge signed with independent Japanese death metal label Amputated Vein Records, and, shortly after, they prepared their debut album "Ingesting Putridity". The debut showcased the graphic illustrations of renowned Japanese artist Toshihiro Egawa for the album artwork. The imagery and lyrical content primarily focuses on gratuitous graphic violence, which is highly influenced by various works of horror fiction, science fiction, and horror films. The debut album received critical acclaim from sources like Decibel Magazine, etc., and is now considered by many as a modern death metal classic. Shortly following the release of "Ingesting Putridity" in 2011, Visceral Disgorge started gaining momentum and quickly developed a loyal national and international following. The demand facilitated metal festival appearances throughout the United States and abroad, such as Maryland Deathfest, Netherlands Deathfest, Frankfurt Deathfest, Las Vegas Deathfest , Puerto Rico Metal Demolition Fest, Chicago Domination Fest , New York Deathfest, New Jersey Deathfest, Philadelphia Infest, Delaware Deathfest, Brutality Reigns Fest, Louisville Death Fest, Bay Area Deathfest, Modified Ghost Festival and Hammersonic Fest in Indonesia among other festivals sharing the stage and holding their own among some of the industries top heavy weights. In 2016, Visceral Disgorge embarked on their first successful 3 week European tour supporting Disentomb throughout the EU and UK. Currently writing their sophomore release, and then partnered with Extreme Management Group and Continental Concerts USA, many great things lay on the horizon as they become an even more dominant force in extreme metal. Since 2016 VD has been grinding it out on the road as much as possible and after multiple tours in 2019 they released the follow up to "Ingesting Putridity" called "Slithering Evisceration" to popular acclaim on Agonia Records.