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Founded in: 2010
Lorna Shore, hailing from the Garden State, emerged onto the deathcore scene in 2009. While their roots are firmly planted in metalcore, they quickly evolved, embracing the brutal sounds of deathcore and becoming a force to be reckoned with.
Their journey has been marked by relentless innovation and lineup changes, a testament to their dedication to pushing boundaries.
From Metalcore to Deathcore Kings:
Their early days saw them releasing the metalcore-infused "Triumph" EP in 2010. But it was their second EP, "Bone Kingdom," that truly solidified their shift toward deathcore, introducing a progressive edge to their sound.
They continued their evolution with the release of their third EP, "Maleficium," in December 2013, solidifying their place as a prominent force in the deathcore scene.
The Current Era:
Currently, Lorna Shore is led by the powerful vocals of Will Ramos, backed by the masterful musicianship of guitarist Adam De Micco, drummer Austin Archey, rhythm guitarist Andrew O'Connor, and bassist Michael Yager. This lineup is known for their 2021 hit single "To The Hellfire," a sonic assault that propelled them to new heights of recognition.
A Legacy of Albums and EPs:
Since their rise, Lorna Shore has released four studio albums: "Psalms" (2015), "Flesh Coffin" (2017), "Immortal" (2020), and "Pain Remains" (2022). They also have four EPs under their belt, showcasing their diverse musical approach.
The Legacy Continues:
Although no original members remain in the band, Lorna Shore's legacy continues to grow. They are a testament to the power of evolution and the unwavering dedication required to reach the pinnacle of the deathcore scene. From their early metalcore roots to their current mastery of brutal sonic landscapes, Lorna Shore continues to be a driving force in the world of extreme music.
Founded in: 2005
Hailing from the heart of Texas, Upon A Burning Body burst onto the scene in 2005, quickly becoming a force in the metalcore genre. Led by vocalist Danny Leal's ferocious screams, the band, rounded out by guitarist Ruben Alvarez, drummer Tito Felix, and bassist Thomas Alvarez, have carved a distinct path through the music world.
Their sophomore effort, "Red. White. Green.," made a splash in 2012, debuting at a respectable No. 105 on the Billboard 200. But it was their third studio album, "The World Is My Enemy Now," released in August 2014, that really solidified their place in the metalcore scene. This powerful record reached a career-high No. 39 on the Billboard 200, showcasing their ever-evolving sound and undeniable energy.
Riding the wave of their success, Upon A Burning Body joined forces with metal heavyweights Five Finger Death Punch, supporting them on a massive tour in 2014.
The band continued to push boundaries with their fourth studio album, "Straight From the Barrio," which hit shelves in October 2016. This album showcased a more mature sound, while still retaining the raw energy that made them stand out.
Upon A Burning Body has proven themselves to be a relentless force in the metalcore scene, continuously pushing the boundaries of their sound and captivating audiences with their fiery live performances. They stand as a testament to the vibrant and diverse musical landscape that San Antonio, Texas has to offer.
Founded in: 2004
Veil of Maya, hailing from the heart of Chicago's metal scene, emerged in 2004 with a sound that would redefine the landscape of metalcore. Forged from the ashes of melodic death metal act Insurrection, the band's core lineup – guitarist Marc Okubo, drummer Sam Applebaum, and bassist Danny Hauser – quickly attracted talented musicians, crafting a unique blend of technical riffs, punishing breakdowns, and melodic vocals.
From Humble Beginnings to a Searing Debut:
Their early years saw a whirlwind of lineup changes, with guitarist Timothy Marshall and vocalist Adam joining the fold, followed by a brief but impactful stint with guitarist Scott Okarma. This period saw the band honing their craft through local gigs and their self-released 2005 demo, a raw testament to their burgeoning talent. The departure of both Marshall and Okarma led to the arrival of Bryan Ruppell, solidifying their lineup as a five-piece force to be reckoned with.
All Things Set Aside: A Defining Moment:
Armed with their signature blend of heavy and melodic, Veil of Maya unleashed their self-produced debut album, "All Things Set Aside," in 2006 through Corrosive Recordings. This record served as a blistering introduction to their signature sound, a fusion of technical proficiency and emotional depth. It cemented their place as pioneers of a new wave of metalcore, pushing boundaries and garnering critical acclaim.
The Common Man's Collapse: A New Era of Brutality:
Following the release of their debut, Veil of Maya continued to evolve. The band's sophomore album, "The Common Man's Collapse," in 2009, marked a significant shift in their sound. The album showcased a more brutal and aggressive direction, further cementing their reputation for powerful and uncompromising music.
A Legacy in the Making:
This is just the beginning of Veil of Maya's story. The band has gone on to release six more critically acclaimed albums, consistently pushing the limits of metalcore and solidifying their place as a force to be reckoned with in the genre. They have captivated audiences worldwide, becoming a cornerstone of the modern metal scene. Their latest album, "Mother," released in May 2023, exemplifies their continued evolution, leaving fans eager to see what the future holds for this relentless and innovative metalcore juggernaut.
Founded in: 2006
Hailing from the heart of Tennessee, Whitechapel is a force to be reckoned with in the deathcore scene. Their name, inspired by the infamous London district where Jack the Ripper stalked his victims, sets the stage for their dark and brutal sound. This six-piece powerhouse features Phil Bozeman's ferocious vocals, the shredding guitars of Ben Savage, Alex Wade, and Zach Householder, Gabe Crisp's thunderous bass, and the driving rhythm section led by drummer Brandon Zackey.
Formed in 2006, Whitechapel has solidified their place in the metal world with eight studio albums and a legion of dedicated fans. Their music, a raw and visceral blend of deathcore and brutal death metal, has resonated with audiences worldwide.
The band's 2010 album "A New Era of Corruption" broke through, selling over 10,600 copies in its first week and landing at No. 43 on the Billboard 200 chart. Their self-titled fourth album, released in 2012, followed suit, reaching No. 47 and selling roughly 9,200 copies in its debut week.
2014 saw the release of their fifth album, "Our Endless War," which garnered positive reviews and sold approximately 16,000 copies in its first week. This Knoxville-born band continues to dominate the metal scene, with a sound that is both terrifying and captivating, leaving audiences breathless with every performance.