Deathcore Bands
Metalcore that took the death metal growl seriously, arrived on MySpace in the middle two thousands and was hated on sight by everyone over thirty. Breakdowns as the structural point rather than the payoff, tuning below anything Florida ever attempted, and a live audience that has outlasted every obituary written for it.
A Night in Texas
8 albums
A Rising Chapter
3 albums
Abyss Above
2 albums
After the Burial
8 albums
All Shall Perish
4 albums
Alluvial
3 albums
Ameonna
3 albums
Bloodcrusher
12 albums
Born Of Osiris
12 albums
Carnifex
13 albums
Cognitive
6 albums
Cosmophobe
12 albums
DeathAwaits
5 albums
Despised Icon
9 albums
Djinn-Ghül
5 albums
Embrace Your Punishment
4 albums
Entheos
6 albums
Fallujah
8 albums
Humanity's Last Breath
8 albums
Ingested
12 albums
Job for a Cowboy
8 albums
Kardashev
6 albums
Krosis
7 albums
Lorna Shore
9 albums
Lost to the Void
2 albums
MÉlancolia
2 albums
Mental Cruelty
6 albums
Observants
3 albums
Ov Sulfur
3 albums
Reptilian Civilian
4 albums
Shadow of Intent
7 albums
Signs of the Swarm
6 albums
Skybaus
4 albums
Soul Debt
4 albums
Spire of Lazarus
4 albums
Suicide Silence
16 albums
Summoning the Lich
2 albums
Synestia
3 albums
The Eating Cave
2 albums
The Modern Age Slavery
4 albums
Thy Art Is Murder
8 albums
Trash Panda
3 albums
Upon a Burning Body
9 albums
Utilize the Remains
3 albums
Vulvodynia
8 albums
Whitechapel
12 albums
Within Destruction
7 albums
Worm Shepherd
5 albums