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Everyone's Talking! (2025)
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Blind (Expanded Edition) (2021)
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Blood Dynasty (24-bit HD audio) (2024)
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Auburn, Washington groove/thrash metal band Cicatrix lock into heavy mid-tempo grooves underpinned by tightly coiled thrash riffing and punchy production. Their approach favors rhythmic impact and head-down momentum.
Oklahoma City groove metal act Circumstance build heavy, mid-tempo bulldozers anchored by thick riffs and a hard-hitting rhythm section. Their sound lives in the pocket where groove metal meets modern aggression.
Tulsa's Cirkus blends Southern metal swagger with heavy groove, delivering thick riffs and a road-worn attitude rooted in Oklahoma's hard rock underground. Their music is equal parts dirt and electricity.
Cincinnati's Citizen X traffic in groove-driven thrash built on thick mid-paced riffs and a blue-collar Midwestern intensity. Their material locks hard into the pocket before erupting into fast-lane aggression.
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Durham doom/groove metal duo City of Medicine lay down slow, crushing riffs drawn from North Carolina's fertile heavy underground. Their music moves with the measured weight of something that cannot be stopped.
Rapid City groove metal outfit Civil Serpent build heavy, mid-paced riffs out of the isolation and edge of the Great Plains, channeling South Dakota's sparse landscape into dense, grinding heaviness. Their sound is thick and unhurried.
Indiana's Clarence Oddbody brings a beefy groove metal sensibility to the rural Midwest, stacking heavy riffs on punishing mid-tempo rhythms. Named for the angel in It's a Wonderful Life, the band's approach is anything but angelic.
Kenai, Alaska's Clench make death/groove metal in one of the most remote heavy metal scenes in the country, grinding out heavy, mid-tempo riffs far from any major touring circuit. Their isolation seems to fuel a particular ferocity and independence.
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