Pantera and Lamb of God

Formed in Texas, Pantera evolved from an 80s glam outfit into a dominant 90s metal powerhouse defined by vocalist Phil Anselmo and guitarist Dimebag Darrell. Their major-label breakthrough came with 1992s Vulgar Display of Power, followed by the chart-topping Far Beyond Driven in 1994. Known for their singular groove metal style, the band dissolved after internal tensions and tragic deaths.

Originating from Richmond, Virginia, heavy metal band Lamb Of God evolved from Burn The Priest. With over two million albums sold and five Grammy nominations, the influential group features vocalist Randy Blythe and guitarist Mark Morton. Known for their groove-driven aggression and fierce punk ethos, they released their tenth album, Into Oblivion, produced by Josh Wilbur.