The band, founded in 1995, offers an overwhelming impact of noise-core on the wave of bands such as Tad, Mudhoney and Soundgarden (the 'SST' period).

After a long series of opening shows with Wool, Truly, GVSB, Meathead... and the participation to the compilation "Soniche Avventure", the band from Milan made its debut with a 10" published by Fridge Records with cover-art by Corrado Roi ("Dylan Dog" comics' cartoonist): 4 powerful, outbursting tracks.

On January 29th 1998 they were hosted on 'Com'è', Tele +'s main music broadcast: their live act (2 tracks) was broadcasted throughout Italy on prime time.
Mauro Teho Teardo (Meathead/Matera) in 1997 produced a new track ('Ich Habe') that was featured on the compilation 'Il Juke-Box del Diavolo': an electronic/noise project featuring bands such as Chrome Cranks, Lydia Lunch, Pigface, Here.

On May 1999 they realized a cover of "Blue Monday" by New Order, on the compilation "La Cattedrale VS. 80's" (White 'N'Black).
They made few gig on 2000 and in 2001 they add to their line up Omar for synth & Samples. The sound of Debord is now something between post core (Neurosis, Breach), punk-blues ­noise (Birthday Party, Chrome Cranks, Cows) and garage (Mudhoney).

New album "Hoehle" is coming out in December 2002.