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Prostitute Disfigurement Prostitute Disfigurement Prostitute Disfigurement is a death metal band from the Netherlands. "Prostitute Disfigurement" started out as a 3-piece near the end of 2000, under the name of "Disfigure". They were joined by Roel van Kruysdijk on guitars, just before making their demo recordings. Following their second live show, the band was offered a record deal with Dutch-based Dismemberment Records, after which they released their debut album, "Embalmed Madness", now under the name of "Prostitute Disfigurement" in 2001. Both the debut album and the demo were recorded using a drum computer. "Embalmed Madness" was released during October 2001, in a