Fitri and Arif Return to WORMROT: The Rebirth of Grindcore Titans

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In the world of grindcore, few bands have made as explosive an impact as Singapore’s WORMROT. Known for their blistering speed, intensity, and relentless energy, WORMROT has carved out a undisputated reputation since their formation in 2007.

However, the grindcore community was abuzz today with news that has set the scene alight: the return of original members Fitri and Arif to the band.

WORMROT – A Journey Through Chaos

WORMROT’s journey has been one of both triumph and turbulence. Their early work, marked by albums like Abuse (2009) and Dirge (2011), quickly established them as a force to be reckoned with on the global stage. Vocalist Arif and drummer Fitri, along with guitarist Rasyid, formed the core of the band, delivering a sonic assault that resonated with grindcore fans worldwide.

However, the grindcore lifestyle, relentless touring, and personal challenges took their toll. In 2015, Fitri parted ways with the band, leaving a significant void. Arif followed suit in 2020, leading to uncertainty about the future of WORMROT.

Despite the lineup changes, the band pushed forward, with the release of Voices (2016) showcasing their resilience and evolution.

The Triumphant Return to WORMROT

After a period of speculation and anticipation, it was officially announced today that both Fitri and Arif would be rejoining WORMROT. For fans, this news was nothing short of monumental. The return of Fitri, with his killer drumming, and Arif, whose ferocious vocals, to be honest, define the band’s signature sound, signals a return to the raw, visceral energy that characterized WORMROT’s early years.

Their return is not just a reunion; it is a revival. The chemistry between Fitri, Arif, and Rasyid has always been a crucial element of WORMROT’s sound. This reunion promises a rekindling of that chemistry, bringing back the intensity and aggression that fans have been craving.

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