RIPPING CORPSE

Bio:

RIPPING CORPSE was formed in New Jersey on New Year's Day in 1987 by vocalist SCOTT RUTH(DIM MAK) and guitarist SHAUNE KELLEY(DIM MAK, HATE ETERNAL). They had worked together in THE BEAST and would share the desire to make brutal Metal music that has stood the test of time. They would join up with drummer BRANDON THOMAS(THE DYING LIGHT, BURNT BY THE SUN,DIM MAK) and bassist DAVE BIZZIGOTTI(SPEED KILL HATE) .

In the middle of 1987 we released the DEATH WARMED OVER demo and played our first show in spring of 1987 at the brighten bar In New Jersey with THE WORST and BLITSPERE .We then released the SPLATTERED REMAINS demo in 1989 and later the same year we added guitarist ERIK RUTAN (MORBID ANGEL, ALAS, HATE ETERNAL) . In 1990 we released the three song demo that went by the title "DEMO 3." We had begun to make a name for ourselves in the Death/Thrash Metal circuit and we continued to play shows with Revenant, Human Remains, Kreator, Morbid Angel, Deceased, Immolation, Ect... and we watched the following grow.

We enterered QUANTUM SOUND STUDIOS in New Jersey to record a full length record DREAMING WITH THE DEAD . This release is a sought after by many metal fans young and old and seems to stand the test of time in the Underground metal scene.

We split up in 1993 but the requests for a reunion have been overwhelming. There just might be something in the future to force at least one more reunion show, what that is i really cant disclose at this moment til it's in stone.

Tony Anderson(RivotRag)
Dave Bizzigotti



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If any one has any pics, live recordings, video ect.... feel free to contact me at dbizz@davebizzigotti.com



1987-1993

2008 means 21 fucking years !!!!!!!!!!!























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Member Since:

November 14, 2006

Members:

Erik Rutan-Guitar
Brandon Thomas-Drums
Scott Ruth-Vocals
Shaune Kelly-Guitar
Dave Bizzigotti-Bass

Influences:

NEW SHIRT AT RELAPSE RECORDS !!!!!

Sounds Like:

NJ Psychotic Trash

Record Label:

RELAPSE