Dope
Dope is an industrial metal/nu-metal band that was founded in 1997 and immediately exploded onto the New York City club scene. After only a handful of shows, Dope secured a major label deal with Epic / Flip Records in 1998. The band's self-produced debut, 'Felons and Revolutionaries', was released in 1999, and nonstop touring fueled the band's success. Dope did several national tours with acts like Slipknot, Sevendust, Mudvayne, Fear Factory, Staind
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Dope
Dope is an industrial metal/nu-metal band that was founded in 1997 and immediately exploded onto the New York City club scene. After only a handful of shows, Dope secured a major label deal with Epic / Flip Records in 1998. The band's self-produced debut, 'Felons and Revolutionaries', was released in 1999, and nonstop touring fueled the band's success. Dope did several national tours with acts like Slipknot, Sevendust, Mudvayne, Fear Factory, Staind
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GRAVITY HAS FAILED
I'm trying to figure out if we should put the full album out GRAVITY HAS FAILED is the moment the laws holding everything together finally break. The ground no longer pulls downward. Oceans rise into the sky. Cities tear away from the planet. Satellites, debris, and entire structures drift helplessly into orbit as Earth begins to come apart. There is no escape route. There is no stable ground. There isn't even a direction called down anymore. Part of ARC I — ORBITAL EXTINCTION, GRAVITY HAS FAILED delivers crushing death metal and post-hardcore through down-tuned guitars, violent drums, aggressive fretless bass, harsh screams, massive clean vocals, and devastating half-time breakdowns. 🌌 GRAVITY HAS FAILED 💀 Destroyer of Space 🔥 ARC I — ORBITAL EXTINCTION GRAVITY: ZERO. ORBITAL STABILITY: LOST. PLANETARY COLLAPSE: INEVITABLE. WHEN GRAVITY DIES, EVERYTHING FALLS APART—EXCEPT THERE'S NOWHERE LEFT TO FALL.more
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GOD EATER
GOD EATER is the sound of divinity being hunted. Ancient gods emerge from the darkness, burning like beacons across a dying universe. But something far greater has awakened—an entity that doesn't conquer gods. It consumes them. Built around crushing death metal and post-hardcore, GOD EATER combines down-tuned guitars, relentless drums, aggressive fretless bass, savage screamed vocals, soaring clean sections, and catastrophic half-time breakdowns. In the visual world of GOD EATER, the gods represent light and the God Eater represents absolute absence. With every god it destroys, another piece of the universe goes dark. One by one, the lights disappear. Until there is nothing left to see. 🌌 GOD EATER 💀 Destroyer of Space DIVINITY: DETECTED. SURVIVAL PROBABILITY: ZERO. THE GODS WERE NEVER AT THE TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN.more
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ORBITAL EXTINCTION
ORBITAL EXTINCTION is the beginning of the end. The sky fractures. Gravity fails. Worlds collide. One by one, the familiar lights of the Solar System disappear as humanity watches everything it has ever known collapse into fire, debris, and darkness. Built around crushing death metal and post-hardcore, ORBITAL EXTINCTION combines down-tuned guitars, violent drums, aggressive fretless bass, harsh screamed vocals, soaring clean choruses, and massive half-time breakdowns to capture destruction on a planetary scale. This isn't just the death of Earth. It's the extinction of everything in orbit. 🌌 ARC I — ORBITAL EXTINCTION 💀 Destroyer of Space 🔥 The Extinction THE ORBIT IS BROKEN. THE WORLDS ARE FALLING. NOTHING SURVIVES.more
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