Disgust

The Profile

Disgust were an English crust punk/D-beat band active in the early-to-mid 1990s. Their debut Brutality of War (1993, Earache) delivered Discharge-inspired ferocity blended with grindcore and hardcore; they followed with A World of No Beauty (1996).

English band; debut Brutality of War released by Earache Records in November 1993; style spans crust punk, D-beat, hardcore, and grindcore; lyrical and sonic themes include war and devastation; tracks referenced include “As Millions Suffer,” “An Horrific End,” and “Life Erased.”

One review hails Disgust’s 1993 Earache debut as a ferocious blast of crust/grind/hardcore, drawing a direct line to Discharge. The album is described as relentless, monolithic, and lyrically raw, with no downtime between the intro and outro. Song titles like As Millions Suffer and Life Erased underline the war-torn mood. Overall verdict: a knockout burst of rage.