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Proof (2024)
Featured Progressive Metal Album
Death Atlas (2019)
Featured Artist with an Upcoming Show
Conquer (feat. Josh Mowery of Catch Your Breath) (2025)
05/21 @ 170 Russell, Melbourne
Featured Groove Metal Album
Evidence (2023)
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Triggering Trauma is an industrial/death metal band from Lexington, Kentucky, formed in 2021, fusing the mechanized aggression of industrial metal with the brutality of death metal.
Triglathena is a death/doom metal band from Elizabeth, Colorado, formed in 2020, combining the mournful atmosphere of doom with the crushing heaviness of death metal in the tradition of the genre's most sepulchral acts.
Triguna is a Chicago, Illinois band formed in 2015 that began in death/thrash metal before evolving toward a more progressive death metal sound, reflecting the city's adventurous extreme metal underground.
Trihexyn is a heavy/power/thrash metal band from Gaithersburg, Maryland, formed in 2009, drawing equally from traditional heavy metal, melodic power metal, and thrash aggression.
Trilithon is a black metal band from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2006, crafting raw and atmospheric black metal that reflects the Pacific Northwest's long-standing tradition of dark, nature-influenced extreme music.
Trillion Ton Beryllium Ships is a stoner/doom metal band from Lincoln, Nebraska, formed in 2021, delivering slow, heavy, and fuzz-soaked riffs with a cosmic sensibility rooted in the American doom tradition.
Trilobite is a sludge metal band from Palm Beach, Florida, formed in 2011, channeling the thick, feedback-laden aggression of Southern sludge metal into a dense and abrasive sound.
Trilobite is a groove metal and metalcore band from Beaumont, California, formed in 2011, blending the rhythmic punch of groove metal with the structural intensity and breakdowns of metalcore.
Trinity Test is a Los Angeles progressive/thrash/death metal band formed in 2019, weaving technical riffwork and death metal aggression through expansive, prog-inflected song structures.
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