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From Worms Demo (2013), released 16 March 2013

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RIPPING GREED

Fear in the streets, killing to live inside this fucking ruin
Calamity strikes, massive assaults to take last reserves

Panic is breaking the ties of trust
Now your own brother is shooting your back

Piles of corpses, deal with the chaos provoked by your bosses
State of alarm, children is crying under terror attack

Merciless murders to steal ammunition
Try to obviate the screams in the alleys

Violent intrusion, criminal class walking out of prison
Global phobia, now past life is only an utopia

Buildings are falling under a burning sun
There is no hope for this shattered world

Death realms buried by ripping greed
Eternal peace as I watch all go down
I’m hiding within all this confusion
Seeing my past life like only an illusion

Laws, are forgotten in the past
Fear, crawling up your spine
Death, spreading like a black fog
Hope, extinguished in this city of sin

from Worms Demo (2013), released 16 March 2013

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from UNDERGROUND NOISE COMPILATION VOL I, released January 16, 2014
Disgracer is a thrash/death metal band from barcelona (Spain). We started to play at early 2012 and after some changes of formation we started to doing concerts.

At early 2013 we realeased our first demo "Worms" that is still avaliable, you can order it by sending an email to disgracerband@gmail.com

Disgracer is:
Joan - Vocals/Guitar
Jandro - Guitars
Albert - Bass
Javi - Drums

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UNDERGROUND NOISE COMPILATION VOL-I Sevilla, Spain

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