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SUCKERPUNCH (2025)
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Ad Astra (2025)
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On The Hunt (2023)
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New York's Collapstomy brews a particularly unpleasant combination of grindcore, death metal, and sludge — ugly by design, the kind of band that seems to take genuine pleasure in musical discomfort.
East Hartford, Connecticut's Collective Brutality brings together the technicality of progressive metal with the violence of death and thrash, a Connecticut act that earns its name through dense, punishing arrangements.
Glendale, California's Collusion blends classic heavy metal songwriting with progressive ambition, threading melodic sensibility through complex structures in a way that draws from both the LA scene's commercial roots and its progressive outliers.
Berkeley's Colonoscopy commits fully to brutal death metal's most repulsive aesthetic tendencies, delivering dense, guttural heaviness with the Bay Area's characteristic technical edge lurking beneath the gore.
Seattle's Colony Drop takes its name from a cataclysmic sci-fi weapon and plays accordingly — crossover thrash that hits hard and fast, steeped in the Pacific Northwest DIY ethos that keeps the scene honest.
Dallas's Color of Aum brings progressive metal's compositional complexity into metalcore's emotionally charged framework, a Dallas act that pushes beyond the genre's standard templates toward something genuinely exploratory.
Oakland's Color of Death marries melodic death metal's guitar-driven dynamism with the Bay Area's tradition of technically precise brutality, carving melody out of darkness without softening the core aggression.
Dreamy metalcore from Austin with genre-bending hooks.
Colossal Death God packs deathcore, mathcore, and metalcore into a single careening vehicle — technically demanding and relentlessly heavy, a band that seems to actively enjoy making their music difficult to predict.
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