Whitechapel, Brand of Sacrifice, Alluvial, 200 Stab Wounds

Whitechapel

Emerging from Knoxville, Tennessee, Whitechapel has been a dominant force in the deathcore genre since 2006. Their self-titled debut album set the tone for their career, mixing brutal breakdowns with atmospheric elements. Over time, albums like "The Valley" have shown their evolution, incorporating more melodic and emotional depth while maintaining their signature ferocity.

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Brand of Sacrifice

From Canada's harsh winters comes Brand of Sacrifice, a band that's pushing the boundaries of technical deathcore since 2018. Their debut EP "God Hand" introduced a blend of speed, precision, and sheer brutality. With each release, including "Lifeblood", they've showcased a knack for innovation, weaving in progressive elements to redefine what heavy can sound like.

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Alluvial

Alluvial, born in Atlanta, Georgia, has been redefining progressive death metal since 2017. Their debut "The Deep Longing for Annihilation" demonstrated a commitment to intricate guitar work and existential themes. With influences from Gojira to Meshuggah, they craft songs that are not only heavy but also philosophically engaging, offering listeners a deep, introspective experience.

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200 Stab Wounds

Cleveland, Ohio's 200 Stab Wounds have been carving out a name for themselves in the death metal scene since 2019. Their debut "Slave to the Scalpel" is an ode to gore and brutality, capturing the essence of old-school death metal with modern flair. Their music is a visceral experience, offering no apologies for its raw intensity and macabre themes.

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