Heart Failure

Heart Failure was born in 1999 of an idea of Alessandro Consiglio and Mimmo Frioli as a brutal death metal band; it was the first band in the sorrounding of Taranto playing that kind of metal. Short after the foundation of the band, Stefano Nigri joined it as guitarist, while the bassist, after long searching, was found in Michele Attolino. With this line-up, the band released its first demo, “Macabre Disgorgement of Gore”, in 2002, and after a series of live shows, Michele left the band due to personal commitments. During the years 2003/2004, HF composed the new tracks for the self-produced full-lenght album “Sempiternal Disgust”, which shows a very different style compared to the demo and is deeply influenced by the American technicized brutal/grind. In 2005, several different problems cause HF to split up. In Autumn 2007, Mimmo and Stefano decided to put the band together again taking on Enzo Peluso as bass player and Mimmo Mastromarino as vocalist. When the new line-up was formed, the band began to compose new music. In June 2008, right after their first live show together, Mimmo Mastromarino left the band due to working commitments, but was soon permanently replaced by Vito Lucarelli. At the moment, Heart Failure is composing novel material for a new full-lenght album soon to come.