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Starting anything again from scratch is never a pretty process. In the case of creating the world's heaviest band however, image was not a necessity. What mattered most was getting Organisma into the music scene and tearing it apart.

"This has never been comfortable music," explains the group's frontman. "I think the moment it becomes that, it's going to kill what we made. Organisma is built on hate and the moment the sustenance goes, the motivation goes. Knowing that alone - that today, tomorrow, or the day after we could all die - drives this thing to be what it is."

Channeling all of that pent up rage, they've released their debut album and plan for another in late summer. When asked about plans for the coming album, Organisma had this say, "We're working with a lot of heavier deeper sounds this time around. I don't want to say this'll be our 'heaviest' album because I'd be lying; we can always go farther. But I'm really putting 200% into this now, now that it's going somewhere. I seriously want to make some 'tear the skin off your face' shit now."

And their performances truly are a mental hospital of their own: drum kits created from odds and ends of things, bleak and high pitched guitar and keyboard wails, and a bombed-out bassline to drive it all together cement their onstage presence as the band vents over a decade of frustration. "Throne," "Lies," and many previously unreleased songs have proven to be crowd favorites.

Ready to take the world by storm, Organisma is preparing to record their sophomore album. They will be remembered.