Disgrace

Disgrace is a band with a rich history, founded in 1987. Initially, they aimed to be one of the hardest metal bands, starting with a thrash metal sound and later incorporating grindcore elements. Their early work included demos and EPs, such as "Debts Of God," and they gained some popularity with their first 7EP in 1990 and the album "Grey Misery" in 1991. Over time, Disgrace shifted towards a rock 'n' roll style, evident in albums like "Vacuum Horror" (1994) and "Superhuman Dome" (1996). They continued to evolve, releasing albums like "If You're Looking for Trouble" (1998), "Turku" (2001), and "Born Tired." After a long break, they returned with "Hammer & Nails" in 2010, showcasing their enduring presence in the music scene.

Their discography reflects a diverse musical journey, from death metal to rock 'n' roll. The band's ability to adapt and explore different genres has been a hallmark of their career, with releases like "Grey Misery" and "Born Tired" highlighting their versatility. Despite lineup changes and breaks, Disgrace remains a notable figure in the music world, known for their energetic performances and evolving sound.