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Watertown, New York death metal project whose 2021 self-titled EP delivers brutal extremity from the state's remote North Country, near the Canadian border and Fort Drum.
Tampa death metal project whose 2025 compilation Releases MMXXIV-MMXXV collects recent work from the city that invented Florida death metal. Carrying on the tradition from ground zero.
Kansas City, Missouri NWOTHM project whose untitled debut channels traditional heavy metal rebellion. The name evokes heretical royalty — a fitting banner for classic metal with a subversive streak.
Madison, Wisconsin death metal project whose 2023 demo single Apocalypse Manifest delivers end-times extremity from the Midwest's most progressive college town. The academic setting providing an unlikely incubator for brutal music.
San Diego death metal act with impressive longevity, spanning 2007 to 2020. Famine of A Thousand Frozen Years established their epic approach to the genre, while the much later Allies of a Fallen Empire shows a band still committed to their dark vision after over a decade.
Pensacola, Florida crossover thrash outfit with four releases since 2018. Their catalog — from the philosophically titled A Splinter in the Infinite Noumenon to the transitional Liminal — pairs Kantian concepts with aggressive punk-metal from the Gulf Coast.
Indianapolis doom metal institution and one of the Midwest's most respected heavy bands since 2005. Six releases spanning nearly two decades of crushing, emotionally resonant doom have established them as pillars of Indiana's heavy scene, their name perfectly capturing the genre's essence of lonely devastation.
Brooklyn black metal project with a remarkable seven releases since 2024, including the full-length Albedo and cinematically titled singles. The punctuation-mark name signals a minimalist aesthetic that contrasts with their prolific creative output.
Washington death metal project from the Indiana underground.
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