Eths formed in Marseille, France in 1996 and developed a distinctive metalcore and groove metal sound that drew comparisons to Meshuggah and Tool while incorporating the contrasting clean and harsh vocal interplay of frontwoman Candice Clot. Their 2004 debut full-length Soma sold over 25,000 copies in France on the strength of an extensive 120-date tour, and the follow-up Tératologie (2007) expanded their international reach. After releasing III (2012) and Ankaa (2016), the band announced their dissolution in November 2016.

Metalcore band from Orleans, France active since 2013. They bring aggressive metalcore from the Loire Valley city.

The Slovak city of Prešov serves as headquarters for this metalcore, power metal, and progressive metal operation, whose arsenal includes Opeth-school dynamics married to modern progressive sensibility. Each release demonstrates a commitment to artistic evolution.

Firmly rooted in metalcore, this British actfrom Birmingham delivers clean-to-harsh vocal dynamics over rhythmically punishing foundations without compromise. They've been at it since 2017, and uncompromising in their vision, they deliver exactly what their audience demands.

Metalcore act from Germany, delivering aggressive, breakdown-heavy compositions since 2014. Their Latin-derived name, meaning "destroyer," captures the demolishing intensity of their metalcore assault.

Melodic death metal and metalcore act from Berlin, Germany, blending harmonic richness with aggressive energy since 2017. Their name captures the relentless, daily grind that fuels their emotionally charged metal.

Practitioners of metalcore, this British outfit from Peterborough has been refining their craft since 2000. Their sound hinges on At the Gates-influenced riffing meeting hardcore's visceral energy, delivered with punishing consistency.

Saint Petersburg-based death metal, melodic death metal, and metalcore act, active since 2014 delivering HM-2 filth and d-beat fury in the old Swedish tradition. Rooted in one of Eastern Europe's most extreme metal communities, their approach favors no-frills brutality over technical showmanship.

When Excellent Cadaver emerged in 2012 from Dundee, they brought with them a sound rooted in metalcore — all hardcore aggression refined with metal's technical ambition. The combination of influences yields something more interesting than any single genre label implies.