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San Diego, CA · 2020–present · active
San Diego thrash metal project with ten releases since 2020 — including one oddly dated 2037. Their prolific, chaotic output and titles like Freakee Friday suggest a band that doesn't take genre conventions too seriously while still delivering ferocious thrash.
Albuquerque, NM · 2016–present · active
Albuquerque, New Mexico melodic death metal project whose 2016 self-titled EP brings Scandinavian melodeath influence to the high desert. A unique cultural intersection from the Land of Enchantment.
Dallas, TX · 1995–? · disbanded
Thunderous Groove Metal from Dallas.
Taylor, MI · 2016–present · active
Taylor, Michigan death metal project whose 2016 self-titled debut channels Downriver Detroit's blue-collar intensity into punishing extremity. The name — suggesting imitation of first principles — adds philosophical depth.
Norfolk, NE · 2015–present · active
Norfolk, Nebraska deathcore act bringing crushing breakdowns to the Great Plains, proving that extreme metal thrives even in America's most rural corners.
Dayton, OH · 2011–present · active
Dayton crossover crew fusing hardcore punk urgency with thrash metal velocity, carrying on Ohio's proud tradition of no-frills aggressive music.
Chicago, IL · 2019–present · active
Chicago thrash band whose ripping speed and tight arrangements reflect the Windy City's deep lineage of extreme metal, attacking with precision and fury.
Milwaukee, WI · 2017–present · active
Milwaukee thrash metal act whose 2017 EP Keep Them Dead delivers blunt, uncompromising thrash from Beer City. The name promises post-apocalyptic reconstruction; the music delivers pre-apocalyptic destruction.
Houston, TX · 2020–present · active
Houston death metal project whose 2020 EP Cordyceptic Anthropomorph merges parasitic fungal horror with death metal brutality. The name implies systematic destruction on a grand scale — fitting for music this demolishing.

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