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A Past Embrace (2022)
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Wake up Dead (feat. Dave Mustaine) (2022)
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This is Black Stone Cherry's RSD album. The band really likes it. (2025)
11/14 @ WC Social Club, West Chicago
Featured Death Metal Album
Echoes (2025)
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Atlanta death metal act Coffin Sore channel the rotting, mid-paced brutality of classic OSDM into coarse, no-frills slabs of gore-drenched punishment.
Bowling Green, Kentucky's Coffin Stench play filth-encrusted death metal that takes its cues from the primitive aggression of early '90s acts, burying listeners under thick riffs and guttural vocals.
North Charleston's Coffin Syrup smash death metal and grindcore into one noxious concoction — short, violent blasts of sonic rot delivered at surgical speed and maximum disgust.
Westminster, SC's Coffin Torture drag listeners through oppressive corridors of doom and sludge metal, stacking massive, feedback-drenched riffs with a suffocating sense of dread.
Fort Wayne's Coffin Witch unleash brutal death metal with an emphasis on sheer physical force, piling on pulverizing riffs, guttural vocals, and blast beats into a dense wall of carnage.
Philadelphia black metal project Coffins Across Hiroshima conjure cold, desolate soundscapes built on tremolo-driven guitars and bleak atmosphere steeped in apocalyptic imagery.
Illinois black metal entity Coffintape traffic in raw, lo-fi darkness — primitive production and harsh, stripped-down song craft place them firmly in the underground tape-trading tradition.
Indianapolis's Coffinworm built a cult following with their caustic mix of black metal, doom, and sludge — bleak, punishing records like IV.I.VIII place them among the Midwest's most uncompromising acts.
Seattle's Cofgod blend doom, gothic metal, and stoner metal into heavy, atmospheric journeys that balance introspection with crushing weight, draped in the grey Pacific Northwest gloom.
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