Vomitor is an Australian extreme metal band known for their aggressive and unrelenting style, which merges elements of death metal, thrash metal, and black metal. Known for a raw and chaotic sound, they have cultivated a dedicated following within the underground metal scene. Formed in Brisbane in 1999, the band has maintained a reputation for delivering a relentless auditory assault characterized by fierce riffs, pummeling drums, and vicious vocals. The band's lineup has traditionally been ephemeral, featuring various changes over the years, but despite these changes, they have consistently adhered to the abrasive and primitive ethos that defines their music and live performances.

The band's discography evidences their commitment to metal's extreme sub-genres, with notable recent releases like "Pestilent Death" (2018), which is revered for its raw production and ferocious energy. This album, like its predecessor "The Escalation" (2012) and "Prayers to Hell" (a compilation released in 2010), showcases Vomitor's dedication to maintaining the unrefined and brutal sound that initially defined their presence in the metal community. "Bleeding the Priest" (2002), another significant release, exemplifies the band’s early material and was instrumental in solidifying their foothold amongst enthusiasts of the genre. Through each blood-curdling scream and every shred of the electric guitar, Vomitor continues to wave the flag for those who crave the darker, more unyielding side of metal.