Deathcore Bands

Wormwood

East Coast band led by vocalist Vincent Bennett and named after a tree disease spread by insects.

The Price of Existence

California band formed by former members of Antagony, End of All & Boof, featuring vocalist Hernan "Eddie" Hermida.

See Through These Eyes

California band considered pioneers of the deathcore genre. Members went on to form All Shall Perish and Oblivion.

Tomorrow We Die Alive

Chicago band with a name inspired by Egyptian mythology who have moved away from deathcore to become a progressive metal outfit.

Slit Wrist Saviour

San Diego band whose name is Latin for "executioner". From 2011's "I Feel Nothing" onwards, they have mixed black metal into their sound.

Eternal Nightmare

Utah band fronted by former Lorna Shore vocalist Tom Barber. They take their name from a disfiguring wound also known as a "Glasgow smile".

In the Arms of Perdition

Pioneering French Canadian band known for their dual vocalist attack and for the talents of drummer Alex Pelletier,

Absolute Hope Aboslute Hell

New Jersey band featuring vocalist Joe Badolato. Other albums include "The Great Collapse".

Death Will Reign

Californian Christian band who refer to their music as "gorship" and whose band logo is the "repentagram".

The Palpable Leprosy of Pollution

English band with an over the top name, known for their satirical and graphic lyrical content and use of shock humor.

Sun Eater

Arizona band who started the genre with their 2005 EP "Doom". They would move away from deathcore in subsequent releases.

Flesh Coffins

New Jersey band now fronted by Will Ramos after previous vocalist CJ McCreery was fired due to sexual abuse allegations.

How to Survive a Funeral

Australian band with dual female & male vocals. Former keyboardist/vocalist Booka Nile appeared on the Australian version of Married at First Sight.

Depths

Illinois band, fronted by vocalist Adam Warren, with no original members left after the departure of guitarist Jeremy Carroll in 2009.

Lugal Ki En

California band whose lyrics revolve around outer space and alien life who humorously describe their music as "aliencore".

Reclaimer

Connecticut band named after a Covenant ship from the Halo videogame franchise who incorporate symphonic elements into their music.

Misery Sermon

Russian band featuring vocalist Alex Terrible who relocated to Florida following their condemnation of the war in Ukraine.

The Cleansing

California genre leaders whose original vocalist, Mitch Lucker, died in 2012 after a motorcycle accident.

Fed Through The Teeth Machine

Boston band whose 2005 concept album, "Clients", is based on the eccentric characters vocalist Guy Kozowyk encountered in his day job working at a pharmacy.

Reign of Darkness

Australian band who in 2023 fired their longtime vocalist CJ McMahon following his comments on social media.

Mikasa

Chicago band who pivoted away from their deathcore roots into metalcore and djent territory with 2015's "Matriarch".

The Saw is the Law

Knoxville band named after the district in London where serial killer Jack the Ripper committed his crimes.