Splatter Patterns was a single release 2015. Also, a popular music video for the Band Interment.
lyric: SPLATTER PATTERNS
The thought of what is next is almost just as good. Anticipation has given me semi-wood. You look so lovely in your black hood. Back to my place? I think we should....
Chloform and Duct tape! Recipe for date rape. The black hood covers your face so you can't see my disgrace.  2X then 8 punk riffs.
A blaclight lamp & luminol. Light up tbe room as I recall, the grisly story of your fall, through Splatter Patterns on the wall.
Splatter Patterns on the wall (4X)
The basement air is cold & damp. My cock is throbbing in my hand. Breathing quickens as I stand. Spewing semen from my gland.
Splatter Patterns on the wall (3X) (slows down)
Help me see what I can't see.
Slowly as I cum!

Splatter Patterns

This old school early 90s track is featured on the full-length album "Still Not Dead"

Engulfed In Flames

This track was written about corruption in religion and what goes on behind closed doors of the church.

Religious Hatred

this was the ninth track song intitled "Natas" off of their album "Still Not Dead" released in 2012 and originally written in 1991
Song is about all hidden secrecies and hidden symbolism of satanism in today's societies.

Natas

The track is off the "Still Not Dead album released in 2012, originally written in 1991.
song topic highlights the challenges in life and the unexpected death that comes with tragic events.

Undetermined Death

Chick Fillet is the sixth track off of the "Still Not Dead" album released in 2012.

Chick Filet

Interment TX & Comorbidity Guitarist:  
Interment (TX) was formed in 1990 by guitarist Eric Ramirez. By mid-1991, the core line-up of Brandon Davis (bass, vocals), Eric Ramirez (lead guitar), Phil Holland (rhythm guitar) and Colin Ferguson (drums) was in place. This line-up would go on to perform at Dallas/Fort Worth area clubs including Joe's Garage, Emotions and Dallas City Limits, playing shows with bands such as Puncture, Hammer Witch, G...ruesome Fate, Embalmed, Sindican and Comatose. Interment was also featured on the Dallas radio show "Twisted Kicks" on KNON 89.3. The band went on to release the "Rehearsal '93" demo tape and was later selected to open for D.R.I. at Joe's Garage. In late '93, original drummer Colin Ferguson was replaced with Craig Sample. Craig's first appearance with the band was at Dallas City Limits opening for The Genitorturers, which was filmed and released as a home video entitled "The Dead Videos".

In early 2009, former Joe's Garage owner Abb Greig was tragically murdered. All bands from the late 80s and early 90s that use the play at Abb’s club “Joe’s Garage” were summoned to perform in his honor to raise proceeds for Abb’s family. After the Joe's Garage Tribute Weekend was announced, Interment reformed. 

Interment stayed playing since then and released their first full length album “Still Not Dead” in 2013 containing all their material from the early 90s. 

Interment played mostly live in DFW and various festivals in Texas. They performed at many death metal festivals outside of Texas like, Las Vegas, Illinois, Kansas & Oklahoma. 

Later in 2017 their 2nd released “The Suspense is Killing Me” was released. 

Interment by this time had opened for Obituary, Deicide, Belphegor, Suffocation, Dying Fetus, Napalm Death and many more national acts. 

The band disbanded in 2020. You can find many of their videos on YouTube. 

Eric Ramirez and Ivan Limon from the last Interment lineup reunited to form a new band Comorbidity released “Dead, Infected Everywhere” 2021.

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