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Everyone's Talking! (2025)
Featured Sludge Metal Album
Blind (Expanded Edition) (2021)
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Featured Melodic Death Metal Album
Blood Dynasty (24-bit HD audio) (2024)
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San Francisco black metal act drawing its name from Tolkien's dark crow spies and its sound from cold, hateful tradition. Crebain operates in the grim, atmospheric end of American black metal with conviction.
Fort Wayne, Indiana groove metal act built on mid-tempo pound and the kind of riff-first mentality that made the Midwest a reliable source of heavy music. Creep delivers blunt, knuckle-dragging heaviness.
Chicago black and thrash metal band fusing the icy venom of black metal with thrash's speed and sharpness. Creepshow brings a dark, aggressive edge to the already ferocious Chicago metal underground.
Tempe, Arizona's Crematorium explore the slow and suffocating overlap of black metal atmosphere and drone metal stasis. Their desert-forged sound is minimal and oppressive, shaped by the bleakness of the Southwest landscape.
Venomous Progressive Death / Black Metal from Fort Worth.
Ohio's Crepuscular Night channel the coldest and most desolate strains of depressive black metal into minimalist, emotionally harrowing compositions. Their music sits in the bleakest corner of the American underground black metal scene.
Salt Lake City's Crepusculum combine the relentless grind of grindcore with death metal's morbid density, emerging from Utah's small but ferocious extreme metal community. Their output is fast, brutal, and uncompromising.
Los Angeles black metal act Crevasse craft bleak, frost-bitten compositions in the underground tradition, filtering darkness through an urban Southern California lens. Their work pursues raw atmosphere over polish or accessibility.
Queens, New York black and doom metal act weaving frigid, dissonant riffs together with suffocating, slow-moving passages in a sound that's as bleak as it is hypnotically heavy.
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