Arch Enemy with Thrown Into Exile, Fit For An Autopsy, and more

Hailing from Los Angeles, Thrown Into Exile is a heavy metal band blending melodic, death, and groove metal. Known for intense live performances and exploring themes of grief, their releases include *Safe Inside* (2016), *II: Illusion of Control* (2020), and the *Passageways* EP (2024). The band gained early recognition by winning the "Road to Mayhem" competition.

Fit For An Autopsy, formed in New Jersey, expertly blends death metal with atmospheric grooves. Their latest album, "The Nothing That Is," produced by Will Putney, explores moodier textures and deeper emotions. Known for intense live shows and dynamic music, the band remains a powerful force in extreme metal.

Swedish melodic death metal giants Arch Enemy, founded by Michael Amott—precision brutality and twin-guitar attack; global stage conquerors who shaped the genre.

Baest, a Danish death metal band from Aarhus, formed in 2015. Known for their brutal yet groove-heavy and genre-bending sound, they have released albums like "Danse Macabre," "Venenum," "Necro Sapiens," and the acclaimed "Colossal". Their EP "Justitia" won a GAFFA Award, and they were named Artist of the Year (2024) at Den Hårde Tone. Popular songs include "Genesis" and "Ecclesia". They have toured with metal heavyweights and collaborated with Jesper Binzer.