OUR APPROACH AS BAND

Subvertor starts back in 1989 playing covers in the old vein of Undersiege, Old Lady Drivers, and Napalm Death. After a few rehearses the first demo tape was recorded with extreme moody production in the beginning of the 90, under the name of “Terrorista”, because the lunatic terrorism killed several innocent people down her in South America and everybody was afraid about this topic. The local scene supported the band through local insane gigs.

As soon as the moody production in tape was out, a new guitarist entered the band and changed all the riffs making them faster than ever with some thrash influences and mixing everything, from Punk to Grind Core, the result was a new Demo Tape recorded in 4 tracks called “B.I.G.N.O.I.S.E” with 13 tunes at end of 1991. Some reviews called Dihorreal Grind Core. With this production a bolivian tour was organized, being the first band that was supported out of Bolivia through underground fanzines. The band took a short recess for few months and returned in 1993 with some shitty ideas and the insanely feeling to play Death Metal mixing some Grind Core. The official demo of Subvertor was recorded in 1995 with whole different kind of music with sickest influences of Dying Fetus, Cryptopsy, Kataklysm, Suffocation, Napalm Death and Internal Bleeding. This official demo named “Cryptobiosis” has 4 tunes. Since 1994 Subvertor tried to focus on a new type of lyrical content cause our world is getting grotesque, every creature in our earth is slowly rotting and suffering a painful and intense death caused by bad political decision, air pollution increases and hard drug abuse, that is why Subvertor has a new meaning to be against all that shit. The American label Wild Rags Records gave them in 1995 the opportunity to re-editing their demo on CD5 that´s been great support of the scene of South America. The official CD was recorded in 1997 under the name of “Transgreso-Evolucion” under some technical influences in the same record label. This material had worldwide distribution. The most important fact was that this stuff was reviewed by fanzines and magazines in North America, Europe, Asia and South America. The fans can still buy copies in many underground labels over the world.

The band played over 100 gigs in Bolivia and some in Peru and Argentina; some home videos were done by fans about their gigs and tours, that´s why in 2009 a local label Grotesque Harmony Records made a documental of Subvertor in DVD format, which is been re-editing by Exterminio Producciones. The last full length CD of Subvertor is out in the apocalyptic winter of 2012.