The birth of “Forced Inhumation” was absolutely fortuitous. David “Bellum” and Franz “Hammer” had, for a long time ago, the idea to create a band/project, among other styles, of Death Metal in North-European vein with Old School touches, but it never could be real because of the incompatibility with the other bands/projects in which played.

Little by little those projects didn’t fructify, being active only the Doom Metal band “Darkness Enthralls”. In the rest of a Darkness Enthralls’ rehearsal we began to play some ideas, and some riffs, etc. that, without knowing it then, would finish being the embryo of Forced Inhumation. For this while everything was laughs and we weren’t conscious that a new band/project was being created, everything seems like a joke. That night, David “Bellum”, recorded the riffs and ideas at his home in the computer and developed it. When we listened the result (the songs available in our MySpace) we thank that there are a real potential in those songs and decided to start the project. Then the line-up was the Darkness Enthralls' line-up: David "Bellum" (guitars), Toni "Wild" (drums) and Franz "Hammer" (Bass/Vocals).

Hammer decided, because his bass level wasn't optimal for Death Metal style, to concentrate his efforts to the vocals and keyboards. Very quickly we found the ideal bassist, Javi, from the Thrash-Death Metal band "Leprosy Terror" and from "Blackbeard" too (a Heavy Metal cover-band with David "Bellum" as a frontman and Toni "Wild" as a drumer... Franz "Hammer" was a Blackbeard's member too). Javi is excited taking part in this project because his passion has always been Death Metal in all sides.

The last and more recent incorporation has been Iván; also coming from "Leprosy Terror" and "Cyan Bloodbane" (Heavy-Power Metal band with David "Bellum" as a bassist and Toni "Wild" as a drumer). A fucking guitar-machine!! Without a doubt he will contribute enormous doses of quality, and attitude to the sine of the group.

The present and closest future of the band is record a real-demo (no programmed drums and no house-recordings) in principle we'll record 3 songs... to be able to send it to labels, zines, radios, etc etc... and shortly move our asses to search and find gigs for us.