Monstrosity ranks among the most enduring and respected names in American death metal, even if they never reached the mainstream visibility of their more famous Florida peers. Since their formation in the early ’90s, they have built a reputation as a band defined by precision, intensity, and an unwavering dedication to extreme music. Their albums Imperial Doom (1992) and Millennium (1996) are still considered quintessential examples of the Florida school — fast, brutal, yet thoughtfully composed. Many fans also know the band because a young George “Corpsegrinder” Fisher performed with them before joining Cannibal Corpse.
What makes Monstrosity exceptional is their steadfast commitment to quality for more than three decades. The band has never slipped into showy technicality or modern trends; instead, they focus on dense riffing, uncompromising energy, and mature songwriting that preserves the unmistakable Florida brutality. Live, they are incredibly convincing — the precision of their studio work merges with raw intensity, allowing Monstrosity to maintain the status of a band that may stand slightly in the shadows, but never disappoints and often impresses with its unbreakable power.
ATTENTION — Monstrosity will appear at Brutal Assault for only the second time, and after 15 long years — with a VERY special set consisting exclusively of songs from their legendary albums Imperial Doom and Millennium!
