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Dying Fetus

3 concerts

Formed in Maryland in 1991, extreme metal group Dying Fetus fuses technical death metal, hardcore, and grindcore. Led by constant member John Gallagher, the band built an underground following before entering the Billboard charts with albums like Reign Supreme and Wrong One to Fuck With.

Suicide Silence

28 concerts

Suicide Silence are an American deathcore band formed in 2002 in Riverside, California. Signed to Century Media, they broke through with 2007’s The Cleansing (Billboard Top 100). After vocalist Mitch Lucker’s 2012 death, Eddie Hermida joined in 2013.

Born Of Osiris

22 concerts

Chicago progressive metal band Born of Osiris evolved from deathcore to a technical blend of metalcore and death metal with melodic leads and keyboards. Signed to Sumerian Records, the group has released albums like Tomorrow We Die Alive and Soul Sphere, landing multiple releases on the U.S. charts.

Aborted

13 concerts

Formed in 1995, multinational death metal band ABORTED, led by Sven de Caluwé, is known for fast death-grind with groovy breakdowns and later more technical death metal. Notable releases include The Purity of Perversion, Goremageddon, TerrorVision, Retrogore and ManiaCult.

Sanguisugabogg

3 concerts

Columbus, Ohio's Sanguisugabogg delivers absurd, downtuned death metal, blending brutal "caveman riffs" with grotesque, tongue-in-cheek lyrics. Formed in 2019, they quickly earned a cult following for their unique, sludgy sound. Notable albums include "Tortured Whole," "Homicidal Ecstasy," and "Hideous Aftermath." Tracks like "Dead as Shit" showcase their distinct humor and heavy style.

Crown Magnetar

4 concerts

Slay Squad

3 concerts

Slay Squad, from Rialto, California, crafts "ghetto metal," a raw blend of hip-hop, deathcore, trap, and punk. Known for their DIY ethic and intense live shows, the collective includes vocalists Brahim Gousse and Keilo Kei. Their work features tracks like "Seishin," "Beam," and "Fye Fye Fye," and they collaborated with A$AP Rocky on "STFU."