death metal

There are at least 4 bands who use the name Collider. Collider (2009) is a young San Francisco rock band that recently recorded and released their debut album “Down In Saturines”. Named after large particle accelerators, Collider’s music revels in both the bombastic beauty of energy and more subtle moments of delicacy, like particle patterns moments before collision. Read more: http://www.myspace.com/collidersf#ixzz0u9GyF6M

Arsis is an American death metal band from Virginia Beach, Virginia, formed in 2000. Although remaining as heavy as traditional death metal bands, they also possess complex riffs and solos that are similar to those found in both melodic and technical death metal. The band is currently signed to Nuclear Blast. Arsis was started by James Malone and Mike Van Dyne in 2000, who met while attending the Berklee College of Music in Boston. They recorded two demos independently in 2001 and 2002, signed to Willowtip Records in 2003, and released two full-length albums and an EP from 2004 to 2006.

SQUIRTOPHOBIC was founded in March 2008 and plays Groovy Porn with brutal Death Metal influences. After a short time the first 10-track CD "UNDERGRIND" was released and shattered the underground like a bomb.
Furthermore the band performed in the course of several big festivals such as BRINGERS OF DEATH, FOR THOSE ABOUT TO GRIND and SIC & GSCHISSN FEST. Between August and December 2008 the band is going to perform about 20 festival- and clubshows to promote the new record “UNDERGRIND”. Moreover some plans for 2009 are already set.

Awaken is a heavy metal band from Greenwich, CT formed in 2009 by vocalist Glenn DaGrossa. He was formerly the songwriter and founding member of the power metal band Lazarus, which Kerrang! magazine hailed as "one of the quintessential metal bands of our time." Thanks to DaGrossa's soaring vocals and stellar song craftsmanship, Lazarus was also voted one of 2007's best unsigned bands by the staff at Germany's Heavy magazine and metalexpressradio.com said their 2007 debut, Episode One, "could have easily been sandwiched between Queensrÿche's The Warning and Saxon's Innocence Is No Excuse.