Full of Hell formed in Ocean City, Maryland in 2009 — taking their name from an Entombed song — under vocalist Dylan Walker, guitarist Spencer Hazard, and drummer Dave Bland, initially working in a hardcore and powerviolence framework before absorbing death metal, noise, and experimental elements over successive releases. Their catalog includes six studio albums, from Roots of Earth Are Consuming My Home (2011) through Coagulated Bliss (2024), alongside notable collaborative records with Japanese noise artist Merzbow, sludge outfit the Body, and doom act Primitive Man. Their 2017 album Trumpeting Ecstasy, released on Profound Lore, is widely considered a high point of contemporary extreme metal's intersection with noise and grindcore.

Fuming Mouth formed in Milford, Massachusetts in 2013 and play a muscular old-school death metal style filtered through hardcore aggression, releasing their debut full-length The Grand Descent (2019) on Triple B Records before signing to Nuclear Blast for the EP Beyond the Tomb (2020). The second album Last Day of Sun (2023) was informed in part by vocalist and guitarist Mark Whelan's battle with leukemia, lending the record's crushing death metal framework a particularly urgent personal resonance. The band has toured alongside The Black Dahlia Murder, Frozen Soul, and August Burns Red.

Raw Black Metal from Kingsville.

Punishing three-piece that sounded bigger than most five-piece bands. Evolved from Black Flag-style stoner punk into full-blown doom. Four albums between 2013 and 2018 before calling it quits.

Funeral Vomit is a death metal band from Barranquilla, Colombia, formed in 2020 by C. Monsalve (vocals/guitar), Y. Lopez (guitar), H. Montaño (bass), and J. Carvajal (drums). Rooted in the cavernous, primitive style of Autopsy, Mortician, and Incantation, the band released their debut full-length "Monumental Putrescence" in 2023 and followed it with "Upheaval of Necromancy" in 2025 via Xtreem Music.

Blasphemous Funeral Doom / Black Metal / Ambient from Dallas.

Fury of Five formed in Asbury Park, New Jersey in 1994 and were a significant act in the development of metallic hardcore and beatdown in the northeastern United States, touring extensively with Madball, Earth Crisis, and Fear Factory through the mid-to-late 1990s. Their debut No Reason to Smile (1996) was followed by two Victory Records releases, At War with the World (1998) and This Time It's Personal (2000), both of which cemented the band's reputation in the hardcore and metalcore underground. After more than two decades without new material, the band returned with the five-song EP Half Past Revenge in 2023.

Fusilator is a black/speed metal band founded in 2009 in Palmira, Valle del Cauca, Colombia, drawing from the raw traditions of Celtic Frost, Hellhammer, Venom, and Bulldozer. The band issued their debut demo "Victory of the Wolf Brigade" in 2019 through their own Fusil Command Productions imprint as a limited cassette run, and have since released further material on Evil Steel Records.

Raging Speed / Heavy Metal / Hardcore out of Texas.