Blood Obsession
Blood Obsession formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s around brothers Adrian Borrego on vocals and Jesse Borrego on guitar. They were joined by bassist...
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Blood Obsession formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s around brothers Adrian Borrego on vocals and Jesse Borrego on guitar. They were joined by bassist Riki Noya and drummer Greg Gangle. Their music from the start dealt with extreme horror themes, which made it difficult to book shows at conventional venues. They often played underground clubs instead.
Their debut album 'Carnage Ritual' found an audience and became something of a cult favorite. Songs like 'Beauty In Decapitation' and 'I Deny Christ' typify their approach with graphic, violent lyrics. The band's material has drawn criticism from some religious groups and led to performance bans in a few places.
They followed up with albums like 'Diabolical Decapitation' and 'Crimson Armageddon', continuing in a similar vein. Tracks such as 'Blunt Force Trauma' maintained their focus on gore and brutality. The lineup with the Borrego brothers, Noya, and Gangle remained consistent through these releases.
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