Force Fed Trauma
Force Fed Trauma formed with Casey Lowery on vocals, Gabe O'Neill on guitar, Matt Bascom on bass, and Aaron Vogeler on drums. They released their first album...
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Force Fed Trauma formed with Casey Lowery on vocals, Gabe O'Neill on guitar, Matt Bascom on bass, and Aaron Vogeler on drums. They released their first album 'Incisions for the Pathetic' in 2005, which included the track 'Incisions For The Pathetic' that would become one of their most recognized songs.
Their music draws from black metal, thrash, and deathgrind, built around blast beats, down-tuned guitars, and Lowery's guttural vocal delivery. Lyrically, they've focused on themes of human suffering and self-destruction, with songs like 'Skullfucked Delusion' and 'Worship And Decay' representing their approach.
They've released several albums including 'Pathological Hunger' in 2007, 'Panopticon' in 2010, 'The Dark Side of Nothing' in 2013, and 'Scorn' in 2018. Their live shows developed a reputation for intensity, and they've performed in North America and Europe.
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