Webster, New York's F.U.B.A.R. have been channeling the reckless energy of crossover thrash since 2005, delivering the kind of bulldozing, punk-infused thrash that does exactly what the name implies.

Long Beach's F.U.B.A.R. bring the hard-living spirit of Southern California's hardcore and metal crossroads to their thrash, cranking out fast, aggressive riffs with a chaotic punk edge since 2005.

Cleveland's F.U.D. carry on the Rust Belt tradition of no-bullshit crossover thrash, formed in 2019 with a sound that punches hard and moves fast — fear, uncertainty, and doubt rendered in guitar and blastbeats.

Boston's Face First charge straight at crossover thrash from the ground up — formed in 2017, they combine the speed and riff density of thrash with hardcore's confrontational directness, staying true to the streets of Massachusetts.

Atlanta's FaceWreck combine the swagger and attitude of Southern metal with the reckless velocity of crossover thrash, a Georgia act that has been running the hybrid hard since 2018.

Reno's Fall Silent have occupied the productive intersection of thrash, hardcore, and crossover since 2001, long enough to have watched trends come and go while staying true to a fast, abrasive, pit-friendly formula. Their longevity speaks to a consistent ability to deliver no-nonsense aggression.

Cleveland's False Hope rides the crossover edge between thrash and hardcore punk, playing music that's fast, loud, and built for the pit. Active since 2016, they embody the blue-collar aggression of the city they come from.

Lincoln, Nebraska's Fascinus Rex refuse to be pinned to one corner of heavy music — since 2019 they've been throwing together traditional heavy metal, doom, thrash, and crossover into a chaotic and energetic mix that feels genuinely unpredictable. Few bands in the Great Plains wear their eclecticism so unabashedly.

Cleveland's Fascist Insect have been waging sonic war since 2008, fusing the raw political fury of grindcore with the slow-burn punishment of doom and the street-level aggression of crossover. The combination sounds exactly as volatile as it should.

San Antonio crossover thrash/punk. Wild, funny, and ferocious.

Ripping speed metal out of Houston. Dangerously catchy riffs with a raw, evil edge.