HUMAN DISEASE

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BIOGRAPHY
Human Disease were born in winter 1997 from a common disposition to express particular emotions through music art. Their sound embodies the oscillation between a morbid despair and a cruel sensuality, ambiguous links of life and death.
The Band's line up is:
Lien - vocals, Lantiér - guitars, David M. (from Chants of Maldoror) - bass, Vanessa H. - synth and keys, Mirko - drum and percussions
In Winter 1999 Human Disease started to work at their debut demo and then promoted its five tracks through some live shows in Rome (Jungle, Alpheus etc.). In 2002 the band took part in the compilation The tongue achieves the dialect - a tribute to Rozz Williams by the official website www.rozznet.com - with the cover of In absentia.
In 2003 Human Disease appeared in the Strobelight compilation New Dark Age Vol. 1, with a new song titled Petals (pt.1). In September 2004 "Our Flesh Deception" came out for the Strobelight Records; the most important gigs after publishing the album were in Judgement Day 8 (April 2005), WGT Festival (May 2005) and Autumn Days Festival (September 2004).
In 2006 the Strobelight-Compilation New Dark Age Vol. 4 was released with a new song by Human Disease titled "Flesh for a doll"
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