Cannibal Corpse with Municipal Waste, Full Of Hell, and more

Richmond's Municipal Waste, led by Tony Foresta, champions '80s thrash metal. Known for albums like "Waste Em All" and "Massive Aggressive," they toured with Suicidal Tendencies and Converge.

Cannibal Corpse, pioneers of death metal, deliver relentless precision in "Violence Unimagined." Featuring Erik Rutan, it's bolstered by Vince Locke's striking artwork.

Full Of Hell, formed in 2009 in Maryland, delivers a brutal blend of extreme metal and noise. Known for experimental sound and notable collaborations, their discography includes Coagulated Bliss (2024).

Italian death metal band Fulci, formed in Palermo, crafts brutal, gore-soaked music inspired by horror director Lucio Fulci. Known for concept albums like "Duck Face Killings" and "Risorsero dalla Tomba e Fu… L'Apocalisse!", their style blends NY/Tampa death metal, gore metal, and slam with cinematic elements. They've collaborated with artists like TV-CRIMES and were recognized by Kerrang! Magazine for revitalizing death metal.