Psychofagist (pronounced sahy-kohf-uh-jist, from Ancient Greek element psykho- meaning "mind, mental" and Latin suffix -phagus or -fagus meaning "to eat") is a band originally formed in 2002 in Novara, Italy. Their style can be described as an avant-garde grindcore which incorporates elements of noise music, technical death metal, punk jazz and free improvisation. Psychofagist recorded two full-length studio albums, four split-CDs, one CD-EP and one 7"-EP. Their debut was a split-CD with Belgian grindcore band Hybrid Viscery, entitled Selfless Spite (2003), while their first self-titled full-length album was released in 2004. It was followed by some split and EP releases, until the follower Il Secondo Tragico came out in December 2009. At the beginning of 2011 the band started to work on their latest release, a split-CD with polish industrial-grinders Antigama entitled 9 Psalms of an Anti-music to come, which was issued in January 2012, featuring a cover version of Tom Waits's "Misery Is the River of the World". More information...
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