Haemorrhage

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Haemorrhage

A relentless barrage of distorted guitars and pummeling drums creates an oppressive density that envelops the listener in a suffocating yet exhilarating sonic experience.

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Spain Est. 1990
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“The Last Surgery”

Features an immediate hook that exemplifies their style, showcasing the intense and aggressive approach characteristic of the band.

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About Haemorrhage

Haemorrhage matters for their unapologetic embrace of extremity within the realm of metal, carving a niche that elevates horror and visceral imagery to an art form.
Their music articulates a raw energy that resonates deeply with fans who seek catharsis through sonic aggression, creating a space where brutality is not just a style but a means of expression.
Their music articulates a raw energy that resonates deeply with fans who seek catharsis through sonic aggression, creating a space where brutality is not just a style but a means of expression. This band's commitment to unflinching themes allows listeners to explore the darker corners of existence while forging a community tied together by shared intensity. Their approach combines relentless rhythm with sharp, guttural vocals, crafting an immersive experience that feels both chaotic and meticulously structured. By often layering dense guitar riffs with machine-like percussion, they create an auditory assault that challenges traditional notions of melody and harmony. This deliberate clash cultivates an atmosphere where discomfort becomes a powerful catalyst for connection, drawing in those eager to embrace the extreme. Lyrically, Haemorrhage frequently navigates themes of decay, violence, and mortality, often utilizing stark imagery that balances irony with an unsettling sincerity. Their storytelling emphasizes the grotesque, framing narratives that compel listeners to confront the macabre aspects of life without flinching. The tone oscillates between grim humor and chilling seriousness, engaging audiences in a visceral dialogue rather than mere entertainment.

14 studio albums· 27 total releases· 3 decades· Spain

Full discography

Haemorrhage's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

27 releases • 14 albums • 13 EPS • 1995–2025
Discography may be incomplete (14 of ~15 albums indexed) • 9 missing albums detected
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EPs (13)

Obnoxious album by Haemorrhage

Obnoxious

2014

Punk Carnage album by Haemorrhage

Punk Carnage

2012

Rotten to the Gore / Deadly Results / I Have No Right / Boundless Violence album by Haemorrhage

Rotten to the Gore / Deadly Results / I Have No Right / Boundless Violence

2000

911 (Emergency Slaughter) / Shit Evolution album by Haemorrhage

911 (Emergency Slaughter) / Shit Evolution

2013

Hospital Thieves / Horror Will Hold You Helpless album by Haemorrhage

Hospital Thieves / Horror Will Hold You Helpless

2011

Morgue Metal album by Haemorrhage

Morgue Metal

2011

Buried / Furtive Dissection album by Haemorrhage

Buried / Furtive Dissection

2006

Live to Dissect / Tufo de Carne Descompuesta album by Haemorrhage

Live to Dissect / Tufo de Carne Descompuesta

2004

Dementia Rex album by Haemorrhage

Dementia Rex

2003

Untitled / Do You Still Believe in Hell? album by Haemorrhage

Untitled / Do You Still Believe in Hell?

2001

Untitled / Creation of Another Future album by Haemorrhage

Untitled / Creation of Another Future

1998

Surgery for the Dead / I Don't Think So album by Haemorrhage

Surgery for the Dead / I Don't Think So

1998

Obnoxious / Thy Horned God album by Haemorrhage

Obnoxious / Thy Horned God

1995

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