Beschreibung
Lymphatic Phlegm is a Brazilian goregrind duo formed in 1996 in the city of Curitiba by Rodrigo Alcantara (guitar, bass, drum programming) and Andre Luiz (vocals). The band now is one of the leaders in the style thanks to their sick and experimental compositions. They have 3 full-lengths and a multitude of splits. They are known particularly for their inventive riff composition style, which draws influences from black metal with a clear, echo-driven, hollow tone making for memorable, even epic, single songs and cohesive albums.
Curitiba, Brazil
Alben
Roughly Excised - Putrefindings, Morbidescriptions and Necrognoses
2021-09-11
Bowel Fermentation / Lymphatic Filariasis
2018
C.U.M. / L.P.
2017-12-12
Late Pathological Findings II / Gastro Intestinal Stromal Tumors
2012
Putrescent Stiffs and Pungent Whiffs
2012
Late Pathological Findings / Requisite Procedures for Gore
2011-07-22
The Dead Shall Teach the Living / Autopsy for Pleasure
2010
Threshold to Pathology - The Short Cuts Collection / Entangled by a Toilet's Content
2008-12
Show-Off Cadavers - The Anatomy of Self Display
2007-11-08
Opus(yckness) I / MK 77 Democracy
2007
[untitled] / The Hidden Art at the Heart of the Modern Medico-Legal Concepts
2005
Last Days of Humanity / Lymphatic Phlegm
2004
Disgusting Gore and Pathology / Polymorphisms to Severe Sepsis in Trauma
2002-12
[untitled] / Feeding Your Pathological Needs
2002-06
[untitled] / Profuse Exsanguine Expurgate
2002
4-Way Split CD
2002
Pathogenesis Infest Phlegmsepia
2002
Pathologist's Cadaveric Fleshfeast / For an Apple and an Egg
2002
Wide Opened Thoraco-Abdominal Tract / Bathed in Hecatombic Concoctions
2002
Just How Daddy Likes It! / Addicted to Pathological Abnormalities
2002
[untitled] / Mechanisms of Disease: An Introduction to Pathology
2001
Serum Sickness Syndrome / Sublime Cadaveric Decomposition
2001
Bloodsplattered Pathological Disfunctions
2000
Malignant Cancerous Tumour in the Epithelial Tissue of the Intestine / From Rotten Process... To Splatter
1999
Malignant Cancerous Tumor in the Epitelial Tissue of the Intestine
1997
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