Bloodgasm

In 1999, Bloodgasm was known as Bone Crushing Violence. It consisted of Chuck Ricciotti (vocals), Brendon Mone (lead guitar), John Thomas (bass), and Joe Walsh (drums). The band played many shows under this name. As the music got more brutal, they decided a second guitarist was necessary, so they hired James Bremer. Afterwards, because of musical differences, John Thomas left the band and Ed Dog Winner joined. The band then decided it was time to change their name and Joe Walsh came up with Bloodgasm. The band agreed and continued to spread brutal gore metal across the US. Later, a new lineup was formed consisting of Chuck, Brendon, Chris, and Joe. In 2002, Chuck left the band. James took over vocals and Chris left. Jason Morgan came on as bass player. They recorded the album, continued to spread ecstasy through brutality. In 2005, Brendon moved to Arizona. Jason Morgan quit. James and Joe continued, but could not replace Brendon. So, James was offered to play with All Out War. Joe wanted to play Death Metal and James went on to play with All Out War. Joe got in touch with Chuck and asked if he was interested in starting something up. Chuck said yes. Then came John Gotthart (guitar), and Andy and Chris returned.