Death Mask

Loss of life Mask were formed in 1985 by a set of Baltimore, MD metalheads, bassist David “Hoss” Sherman and guitarist Tom Marchiano, who subsequently drafted drummer Ed Gerritson and, locating zero suitable vocalist, settled right into a power trio formation with Hoss also handling the mike. The group’s sludgy make of metallic mayhem in shape no easy categorization, nevertheless, because they dabbled in from the New Influx of British ROCK to thrash and doom, while Hoss’ fearsome and unmusical growls basically got no precedent apart from Lemmy Kilmister, and no industrial potential. So that it came to move that Death Face mask spent another twenty years toiling in seclusion, playing just very uncommon gigs and documenting a few periods when cash and conditions allowed, never arriving close to appealing to any record business curiosity. They finally split up in 2005 lacking any official album with their name, but what studio room and live materials could be discovered was eventually put together for launch four years later on by Darkness Kingdom Records beneath the name of Exhumation.