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Internal Bleeding

3 concerts

Founded in 1991, Internal Bleeding pioneered the "Slam" metal genre. Their debut, "The One Dollar Demo," and influential "Voracious Contempt" inspired bands like Slipknot and Hatebreed.

Dying Fetus

2 concerts

Maryland's Dying Fetus, led by John Gallagher, excels in technical death metal with grindcore elements. Known for albums "Reign Supreme" and "Wrong One to Fuck With," they hit Billboard charts and toured with Kataklysm and Behemoth.

Misery Index

1 concert

Formed by ex-DYING FETUS members, MISERY INDEX has released six albums since 2003, including hits like "Retaliate" and "Traitors". Known for expansive tours, performing in 44 countries.

Deadguy

2 concerts

New Jersey hardcore band Deadguy, inspired by John Candy, is known for their discordant guitars and dark style. Hits include "Running With Scissors" and "Die With Your Mask On." Despite lineup changes post-1995 album "Fixation on a Coworker," they remain influential.

Escuela Grind

2 concerts

New England's Escuela Grind, known for their extreme metal, recorded at GodCity with Kurt Ballou. Mastered by Nick Townsend, their acclaimed debut is "Memory Theater."

Undeath

17 concerts

Undeath, formed in 2018 in Rochester, NY, are renowned for their brutal death metal style. Albums like "It’s Time...To Rise" achieved critical acclaim, topping Decibel's 2022 list. Known for high-energy tracks such as "Brandish the Blade," they've toured globally with bands like Exodus and The Black Dahlia Murder.

Hulder

8 concerts

HULDER, known for their grandiose style, debuted with "Godslastering" in 2021, followed by "The Eternal Fanfare" in 2022. Famous for energetic tours in North America and Europe, their music continues to captivate.

Dwarves

5 concerts

The Dwarves, formed in Chicago, are known for their crude, high-speed punk rock led by Blag Dahlia and He Who Cannot Be Named. Notorious for wild antics, they gained fame with 1990’s "Blood Guts & Pussy." Their sound evolved in albums like "Sugarfix" and "The Dwarves Invented Rock & Roll." The band worked with artists like Dexter Holland and Nick Oliveri and released music on labels like Sub Pop and Epitaph. Their provocative style maintained a cult following despite controversies.

Cannibal Corpse

2 concerts

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

High On Fire

4 concerts

High on Fire, formed in 1998, is a dynamic metal band known for their primal fury. Grammy-nominated, their unique sound features bassist Jeff Matz and percussionist Coady Willis.

Pig Destroyer

1 concert

Pig Destroyer, formed in 1997 in Alexandria, VA, pioneered East Coast grindcore with intense, bass-less chaos. Signed to Relapse, their landmark 2001 album "Prowler in the Yard" saw collaborations with bands like Converge. Their sound evolved from grindcore to doom-sludge, adding bassist John Jarvis and experimental elements in albums like "Head Cage." Consistent East Coast tours and splits with bands like Orchid and Isis expanded their influence.