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St. Louis progressive thrash act whose 2023 album Relax Amongst The Lotus Flowers blends technical riffing with contemplative songwriting. The title suggests a band that has found peace within the chaos of extreme music, channeling the Gateway City's crossroads energy.
Louisville black/death metal outfit active since 2007, named after the Greek dramatic term for a moment of critical recognition. Four releases spanning nearly two decades trace an evolution from raw extremity to more nuanced compositions, with Petrified Feathers and Overton Trees bookending their creative arc.
New York groove metal project from the New York underground.
Tucson sludge metal duo conjuring apocalyptic heaviness from the Arizona desert since 2017. Their releases — Monuments to Departed Worlds and The Elysian Void — deal in the kind of monolithic, slow-burning devastation that sounds like the Sonoran landscape crumbling to dust.
Minneapolis grindcore provocateurs who arrived in 2022 with a demo and a split with the equally charming Cloacal Protuberance. Crude, fast, and deliberately offensive — grindcore in its purest, most gleefully juvenile form.
Ypsilanti, Michigan death metal act whose name belies surprisingly competent extreme music. Their 2017 debut Astralthrone and follow-up Doomkeeper pair cosmic themes with punishing death metal, operating from the fringes of the Detroit metro area's underground.
Anal Cunt was an American grindcore and noisecore band formed in Newton, Massachusetts in 1988 by Seth Putnam, the group's sole consistent member throughout its existence. Notorious for deliberately offensive song titles and lyrics deployed as provocation, the band also produced genuinely extreme noise and grindcore at speeds and abrasiveness that influenced subsequent acts in the genre. They released eight studio albums before disbanding in 2011 following Putnam's death from a suspected heart attack.
Houston death metal project. The name alone serves as a mission statement for uncompromising extremity.
Pittsburgh death metal project. Steel City brutality with a name that leaves nothing to the imagination.
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