Last Days of Humanity

Last Days of Humanity
Origin Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Genres Goregrind, noisegrind
Years active 1989–2006, 2010–present
Labels Bones Brigade
Members Rogier Kuzee
Hans Smits
Marc Palmen
William Van De Ven
Past members Anne Van De Burgt
Bart Bouwmans
Bas Van Geffen
Boris Cornelissen
Dennis Dekkers
Erwin De Groot
Erwin De Wit
Glenn Jagers
Mark Snijders
Marty Van Sintet
Rutger Noij

Last Days of Humanity is a Dutch goregrind band, which was active from 1989 until 2006, and reformed in 2010. Their music is known for its nonstop sound and relentless blast beats, with regards to drummer Marc Palmen. They also show notable elements of noisegrind in later records, such as the split with Lymphatic Phlegm in 2004, the 2005 release In Advanced Haemorrhaging Conditions and the highly acclaimed 2006 LP Putrefaction in Progress.

History

Erwin de Wit and Hans Smits often came together in Soos Plock, where they socialised and saw bands like Blood, Agathocles, Dreft and other bands who were into grindcore/noisecore at that time. It also was the heyday of some other underground bands such as Fear of God, Napalm Death, Sore Throat, Anal Cunt, and 7 Minutes of Nausea. These bands inspired them to go and start their own grind/noise band.

Erwin was in a grindcore band called Fatal Error prior to joining Last Days of Humanity. When Erwin organised a gig with Drudge, Agathocles and some other bands on December 30, 1989, in Plock, he saw the opportunity to add their own noise project to the bill, and Last Days of Humanity was born.

Last Days of Humanity at this time consisted of only two vocalists (Erwin and Hans). Their music was originally crafted by using by two screaming voices that were deformed by a pitch shifter intended for guitar. In 1990, a more traditional band setup was formed when the first real gig of Last Days of Humanity was planned. They were scheduled to play on October 6, 1990, together with Fatal Error at Soos Plock.

In 1993, the band went into the studio to record their second demo. In 1996, they got their first record deal. Afterwards, they booked 2 studio days to record their first album. After one day recording they only recorded approximately 12 minutes of music. Their label then informed the band that they had to come up with 18 additional minutes of new material in 24 hours, or the album would not be released. After this dispute, they quickly moved to Bones Brigade. The band split up in 2006.

Bones Brigade announced that Last Days of Humanity officially reformed. The band appeared at Bloodshed Fest 2010 at the Dynamo club in Eindhoven, Netherlands, Maryland Deathfest 2011 at Sonar in Baltimore, and toured the United Kingdom in December 2011. They also appeared at Hellfest 2011 in Clisson, France, and Obscene Extreme 2011 in Czech Republic.

Members

Current members

Former members

Vocals

Guitar

Bass

Drums

Discography

Demos

EPs

Albums

Splits

Other

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