Biography
Emerging in the early 1990s, Gaffed was forged in the fires of the golden era of Death Metal, drawing influence from the genre’s pioneers while carving out a sound that was distinctly our own. Over three decades later, our passion remains unchanged—we will always stay true to our grassroots origins, without apology or compromise.
One of our greatest strengths has been the stability of our lineup. Through the years, the core members have remained intact, allowing us to evolve naturally without losing the raw intensity that defines Gaffed. That said, we were fortunate to collaborate with the incredible Senen Solis for our album Die Already. His masterful drumming technique pushed our sound further, giving us room to explore while keeping our foundation firmly planted in the brutal, unrelenting force of Old School Death Metal.
Thanks to CDN Records, our music has reached more fans than we ever could have imagined back in the early days. This incredible opportunity inspired us to take our original demo material and elevate it to new heights. Our latest release, I Can Feel Myself Rot, is the culmination of that vision—a refined and punishingly heavy evolution of our past work, made even more lethal with superior production courtesy of Matt McGrath and Raven Recording Studios. Over the past year, we have meticulously rewritten and reworked our demo tracks, injecting them with fresh ideas while staying true to their original essence.
Bringing our music to life visually was just as intense as the recording process. Our first music video was an absolute blast to film, thanks to the killer work of Ian Thatcher at Champian Media. Seeing our vision translated onto the screen has only fueled our hunger to push forward.
Now, with Album #3 in the works, we can confidently say this is some of our most aggressive, bone-crushing material yet. The first three tracks are absolute beasts, and we can’t wait to unleash them upon the world.
The fire still burns. The riffs still shred. The brutality never fades. Stay tuned… the next chapter of Gaffed is about to hit even harder.
