Turbulense is a thrash metal band from Long Beach, California, formed in 2018, delivering old-school thrash aggression with a straightforward, riff-forward approach to the genre.

Turkey Vulture is a stoner-doom band from Milford, Connecticut, formed in 2019, combining the hazy psychedelia of stoner metal with the funeral pace and weight of doom.

Turmoil is a San Francisco thrash metal band formed in 1994, carrying on the Bay Area's thrash legacy with over three decades of uncompromising riff-driven metal.

Turn Cold is a crossover thrash band from Atlanta, Georgia, formed in 2021, merging the urgent aggression of hardcore punk with Bay Area-influenced thrash riffing.

Turn the Tide is a groove metal and hard rock band from Lansing, Michigan, formed in 2013, built around heavy syncopated rhythms, crunching guitar work, and accessible song structures.

Turncloak is a folk and Viking metal band from Palmerton, Pennsylvania, formed in 2014, incorporating folk instrumentation and Norse-inspired themes into a foundation of traditional heavy metal.

Turned to Stone is a melodic death metal band from Salt Lake City, Utah, formed in 2013, combining Scandinavian-influenced melodic riffing with the heaviness and aggression of classic death metal.

Turner is a Texas heavy metal band formed in 2006, operating within the straightforward tradition of classic heavy metal with a regional underground presence.

Baltimore's Turnstile shattered every ceiling that hardcore punk had bumped against for decades, becoming the genre's first genuine crossover act of the streaming era with their 2021 album 'Glow On,' which earned universal critical acclaim and introduced hardcore to audiences who had never moshed in their lives. Brendan Yates's magnetic vocal presence and the band's willingness to incorporate shoegaze, pop, and even bossa nova textures into their hardcore foundation created something that felt both revolutionary and deeply rooted in the genre's communal spirit. Their headlining sets at mainstream festivals and a historic performance on Jimmy Fallon proved that hardcore's energy and ethos could resonate on the biggest possible stages.