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Proof (2024)
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Death Atlas (2019)
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Conquer (feat. Josh Mowery of Catch Your Breath) (2025)
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Evidence (2023)
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Denver's high-altitude desolation seeps into every note Eternal Obsession plays — their atmospheric black metal trades in vast, windswept textures and suffocating cold since 2018.
A newcomer to Baltimore's death metal circuit, Eternal Pariah arrived in 2022 with a no-frills brutality that owes as much to the city's hardcore roots as it does to old-school DM.
Rising from Taylorville, Illinois in 2021, Eternal Phoenix plays traditional heavy metal with a reverence for the form — anthemic riffs, soaring leads, and the stubborn spirit of the Midwest.
Chicago's Eternal Recurrence only surfaced in 2026, but their symphonic metal ambitions are already large — orchestral grandeur layered over heavy guitar work in the Windy City tradition of going big.
Boonsboro, Maryland's Eternal Ruin has been sharpening a brutal death metal sound since 2022 — relentless double-bass patterns driving riffs designed to flatten everything in their path.
From Butte, Montana's isolated high plains, Eternal Season channels the region's forbidding winters into raw black metal that feels genuinely remote and uncompromising since 2021.
Yakima's Eternal Sedation has been running a meat-and-potatoes thrash operation since 2013, delivering straight-ahead aggression rooted in the Pacific Northwest's long tradition of no-bullshit metal.
Wisconsin's Eternal Silence has been carving out a death metal niche in New London since 2014, delivering the kind of grinding, mid-paced brutality that keeps the Great Lakes underground alive.
Kingston, Massachusetts gave the world Eternal Suffering in 2017 — a brutal death metal outfit whose dense, churning sound carries the full weight of New England's storied extreme metal lineage.
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