Disembodied (band)
Disembodied is an American metalcore band, formed in 1995 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Originally featuring Aaron Weseman (vocals), Justin James Kane (drums), Tara Johnson (bass), Joel Andrew Johnson (guitar) and Mario Diaz de León (guitar), the band split up in 1999 and reunited in 2008 and 2018, respectively. History. In 1995, Disembodied released their debut EP, "Existence in Suicide" through Furface Records, which was accompanied by the debut single "The Confession" in the following year. The band signed to Ferret Music prior to releasing their full-length debut album, "Diablerie" in 1997. The band subsequently embarked a North American  tour to promote their EP "If God Only Knew the Rest Were Dead" (1998). Disembodied's final releases before the split-up were a split release with Brother's Keeper and "Heretic" album, both released in 1999. The band also recorded a cover of Metallica's "Creeping Death", originally scheduled to be released on a split 7" vinyl titled "Crush 'Em All" through Undecided Records. After the split fell through, the song appeared on the Undecided Records Various Artists compilation "The Old, the New, the Unreleased" in 2005, and was later included on the "Psalms of Sheol" compilation. The band  also posthumously appeared on the Various Artists compilation "It's All About the Money", co-released by Surprise Attack Records, Goodfellow Records and Redstar Records. Following the split up, bassist Tara Johnson (née Anderson) and her husband Joel Andrew Johnson formed the metalcore band Martyr A.D. Drummer Joel Andersen formed the band Devilinside with guitarist Tony 'Tubes' Byron. Disembodied reunited in 2008, after Brian Peterson, the author of "Burning Fight", brought the band members together for an interview for his book. The band was also joined by Martyr A.D. guitarist Charlie "Chazma" Johnson. Releasing the compilation and rarities album "Psalms  of Sheol" in 2009, the band extensively toured in the following year. In 2010, bassist Johnson stated that the band have not started writing new material yet, although they had enough riffs to build songs from. The band played their last show in June 2011, but reunited in 2017 for that year's This is Hardcore Fest. On November 29, 2019, Good Fight Music released "Transfiguration", a discography compilation which compiled the band's two full-lengths as well as the "If God Only Knew the Rest Were Dead" EP and the band's tracks from their "Oxymoron" split with  Brother's Keeper. Band members. Former members Discography. Studio albums EPs Splits Singles Compilations