Fleshworks Osnabrück, Germany
The band FLESHWORKS from Osnabrück was formed in November 2008 in order to create a brute and vicious kind of death metal. The members already played in several bands thus gathered lots of experience in performing live and songwriting. FLESHWORKS are revitalizing the old school spirit by an innovative way of playing and do not let passing trends lead them astray. ... more
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