It was released. Lo-fi black metal:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/c9bmvr86 ... 9.rar/file

Full discography:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/0trme7ds ... 9.rar/file

Needs research. - Accidental Suicide (Grindcore, United States)

Grindcore band from Fontana, California. Seemingly released a self-titled demo or album in the early 2000s (before 2003, likely). I was able to recover one song by them.



http://mp3-2003.computer-legacy.com/art ... 36971.html

Needs research. - The Desecration (Grindcore, United States)

Same as Accidental Suicide. They changed their name to this by 2003. Might have not recorded anything but still worth investigating.

https://web.archive.org/web/20091027000 ... cide_band/

Needs research. - Accidental Decapitation Through Masturbation (Grindcore, United States)

Grindcore band from Napa, California. Released a CD in 2000. Samples needed.

Needs research. - C4 (South Africa)

Metal band from Nelspruit. Released a demo in 2004. Members included Hugo Pelzer (later in Chaos Doctrine) and Piet Van Der Walt (died in 2013).

Demo tracklist:
1. Another Brick in the Wall (Pink Floyd cover)
2. Bad
3. Taking Me On
4. Wait
5. Fenced In

Their second album was released on vinyl:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/0fsa4uya ... 9.rar/file

If isn't predominantly heavy metal, so give me time to get their third and last album.

Needs research. - Sting
Location: US, possibly NJ/NY or Michigan
Genre: Heavy Metal (?)
Discography: Demo 1983 (track listing: What You're Doin'/ Assassin/ Pure Insanity/ Let Me Be)
Needs research. - Assasin (spelling is correct)
Name change of Sting. Released at least one demo in the '80s, track listing: Hold on Me/ A Lesser Time/ Gotta Know/ Got Me Going/ We Don't Care/ What You're Doin/ Assasin/ Pure Insanity/ Let Me Be/ Last Laugh. Produced by Angel Management and Productions. Note: Michigan band with a member of Ezra (on M.A.) used this unusual spelling. Tape comes from a small collection of NY/NJ demo tapes other than this, which is still of unknown state location.

StealthK, thanks for the info about Trollkiller (Pennsylvania). It's been added to 'bands ready to be submitted'. I haven't checked if the Mediafire file contains information about the release, but any reference that you can add to verify that it was released would help. Much appreciated.

Needs research. - Kronos (Doom/Stoner Metal, United States)

Seemingly a doom/stoner band with thrash influences from Austin, Texas. One of their songs is described as being heavily influenced by Alice in Chains and Solace, while another one is defined as having thrash and middle eastern influences. They were active during the early 2000s, and they might have also existed under the name Afterimage.

The 3 songs they had were called "Wormwood", "The Broken Circle" and "Signals".

The list is caught up to this point ------------------------------------------------------

I didn't end up buying the Trilogy (CA, US) tape (spent a lot at Legions of Metal fest over the weekend), but maybe someone else in the US would want to. The seller won't have a chance to upload audio from it as advertised anytime soon, I've been informed.
https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/2043869078

Needs research. - Monolith
Location: Unknown (most likely US)
Genre: Metal (?) - unknown. Seller's genre tags are likely guesses.
Discography: Demo tape (year unknown; track listing: Realities Cage/ Demon Love/ Desert of Life/ Am I Trapped Behind My Eyes?)
- possible that it's one that already exists on the site, but so far no indication found that it's the case.
eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/125965066763

Needs research. - Daemon
Location: United States
Listed genre: Death Metal, Alternative Metal
Discography: "Headsplitting" E.P. (2000), "Gravedance" album (2001, Fminus Productions), both on CD format
Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/13081587-Daemon-31

Needs research. - Lunar Recon
- a tape that I don't know anything about, in someone's collection of mostly or all '90s death/thrash metal demos from the '90s. A lot of the tapes (but not all) are from the New York / New Jersey area. Not to be confused with the jazz band with the same name.
https://imgur.com/a/zCFOEPk
If someone feels like contacting the owner to ask about it: https://www.facebook.com/HeavyMetal.Dr

Needs research. - Crash
Location: Unknown
Listed genre: Grindcore/Noise (but have the feeling this isn't accurate)
Discography: "Victim of the Future" CD (1997, Soundland. Note: the only other known Soundland CD release is from the same year, a solid doom/death metal outing from M.A.-listed band Sacrofire)
https://www.discogs.com/release/5213102 ... The-Future (information about it is scarce online. 3 are available for sale, with the best price being in the US - 16.50, shipping included)

(all 4 added to the list)

Needs research. - Sabbatar
Location: Colorado, US. Formed in Seattle, Washington in 1982. They just put out their first full-length CD. There doesn't seem to be many audio samples of the album available yet.
https://www.facebook.com/SabbatarRocks/
https://sabbatar.rocks/
https://www.reverbnation.com/sabbatar
https://www.youtube.com/@sabbatar1392/videos
https://www.discogs.com/release/1336726 ... -Revisited
https://twitter.com/sabbatarrocks
(there's an article and member info in the Rusted Metal book also)

(added to the list)

Needs research. - Captain Trips
Genre: Thrash Metal/Crossover
Location: Minnesota, US
Discography: "Disturbing the Peace" EP (2011) - unknown if released officially
https://www.youtube.com/@CaptainTripsMusic/featured
https://www.facebook.com/CaptainTripsMusic/ (sent a message, inquiring)

Needs research. - Ancestor
Genre: Technical Death/Black Metal
Location: Maine, US
Discography: 3 demos released between 1992-1998, 10-song demo had been set for release for late '99 (unknown if the release happened). Were still active around 2002/2003, nothing known after then.
https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Azazel/206668 (all basic information known in 'trivia' section)
https://www.angelfire.com/id2/interviews/ancestor.html (1999 interview)

(both added to the list)

Needs research. - Vitticus
Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado, US
Genre: Progressive Thrash Metal
Members: Dave Hebert (guitars/vocals), Jason Hepner (guitars), Terence Bayley (bass), Sean Roberts (drums)
https://www.facebook.com/theVitticuS
- have sent a message to ask if they released anything, which was read with no response.

The following are just name-dropped bands from around Colorado Springs, Colorado, US - probably metal - that were active around the early '90s. Often times bands remembered fondly decades later have at least a demo out, but currently member and possible release details are unknown:
Needs research. - BBP
Needs research. - A.F.A.
Needs research. - Freak Show

(all 4 added to the list)

Added. - T.H.C.

- further info received. Have placed in 'to be submitted' thread.

And added.

(Spooky, edit - list updated, thanks!)

Needs research: PANTHA

- added to NWOBHM research list.

Thanks, Zygmunt. That second song is a great NWOBHM track. Wondering what else they may have recorded if someone ends up finding out who was in Pantha.

I hope everything will be said soon. I'm talking to the band about the possibility of releasing their recordings.

Awesome. Definitely hope it happens (as well as with Gray Slayer's live recordings).

Evil

- already on the list.

"BT" most likely means "Batería", which is Spanish for Drums, while BJ most likely means "Bajo", which is Spanish for Bass.

Also, those names seem to have typos. Should be Sergio and Jorge. If you can find any of these 4 people on Facebook I can try and contact them.

Thanks. Here are a couple of their members:

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100081179889671
https://www.facebook.com/hectoreduardo.sosa

If enough can be found to add them, feel free to do so.

Messaged them both! I'll try to add them if they get back to me, or I can send you whatever they tell me to your PMs. Up to you.

Cool, thank you. Nice to have some teamwork going on in here recently with your contacting band members for further info, and Azmodes picking up a few original copies to check the music (which turned out to be 3/3 passable). About the submission part, it's totally up to you. If you don't feel like entering the information that you get back in, it can just be put here for someone to take care of:
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=131538&start=1720

Cheers.

(edit) - Realized today that they are on the list already, and there's some other information available:
Location: Río Cuarto, Córdoba, Argentina
Discography: Demo 1992, "Mundos" demo 1995
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/evil-rio-cuarto
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/federiquin ... query=evil
Still seeking release info, though.

Needs research. - Fear Itself
Location: Tacoma, Washington, US
Listed genre: Heavy Metal
Band members: all 3 played in Hammer Head - https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Hammer_Head/24000
Discography: Self-titled demo 1994 (cassette)
Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/release/2736071 ... ear-Itself

(added to the list)

Needs research. - Mutilation Process
Location: Arica, Arica y Parinacota, Chile
Genre: Death Metal
band members: https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/ ... eda/200104 (see trivia section for 2 others)
2 songs on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=hv0S8-jwFmM
- discography unknown.

(added to the list)

I'm just gonna dump almost every single band in my research list which I've built over the years, as there is no point to keep them to myself.

All these bands might be metal, as they shared gigs with metal bands, but all I really know are their names, they were all active during the early and mid 2000s:

Needs research. - Hearafter (possibly from Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Spongeworthy (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Test Perimitive (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Chain Drive (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Punk. - Getaway Gunner (Kingman, Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Out of Nowhere (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Alexander's Attic (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Shadow Theory (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Noobs (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Seemingly punk. - Birdland Mafia (Kingman, Aizona, United States)

Needs research. - Trick Rolled (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Hard rock. Blacklisted. - Hand over Fist (Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Awaken (Prescott, Arizona, United States)

Released a 3-song demo with the tracks "Inside" and "Yesterday's Disguise", titled Wicked Innocence.

Needs research. - Demonx (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Hoss (Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Resurrection (United States)

Alternative rock. - Incentive Red (Lake Havasu, Arizona, United States)

Needs research. - Dead World (New Orleans, Louisiana, United States)

Needs research. - Negative Sanity (Possibly from Arizona, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Barrage (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Needs research. - Halcyon (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Needs research. - Inhouse (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Alternative rock. - Men from Earth (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Alternative rock. - Tabitha's Secret (Orlando, Florida, United States, 1990-1995)

Noise rock. - Load (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Needs research. - Headshock (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Likely released a cassette titled Recorded Distorted. Jeff Vitolo from Tyger Tyger (on the site) played in this band.

(thanks PaganiusI)

Hard rock. - Bleeding Hearts (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Hard rock. Blacklisted. - The Kill (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Punk. - Lunatic Picnic (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Needs research. - Motor (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Glam rock. - Vandal (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Needs research. - Blak (Clearwater, Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Seemingly groove/nu-metal. Released a demo in the mid-'90s with the track "What's in a Color?".

Needs research. - Beat Me Up (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Needs research. - Pushing Daisies (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Punk. - Shyster (Orlando, Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Indie rock. - Sixo (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Needs research. - Skunkworks (Florida, United States, active during the mid '90s)

Some sort of alternative/groove/nu-metal. Released a CD in 1994 later released on streaming platforms.
https://open.spotify.com/album/01P75usM ... v8Jxgw8KnQ

Needs research. - Necrobios (Salto, Salto, Uruguay, active in the '90s)

Punk. - Strawman (United States)

Rap rock. - Adrian Blitzer (United States)

Needs research. - Dead Leaves (United States)

Some sort of groove metal/rock with soft rock ballads from what I can make out. Released two CDs (EP and full-length), the latter available on Spotify.

https://www.discogs.com/artist/1425049-Dead-Leaves
https://open.spotify.com/album/2FMAoVbG ... Ib-AdQijzw

"Melodic modern rock". - Seventh Hour (United States)

Needs research. - No Real People (United States)

From Pennsylvania, formed in 2001, active until around 2005. By 2003 they were about to release a CD titled Drop the Focus. Genre could be anything.

Members:
- Jordan Zabady (Bass)
- Mike Lackey (Drums, Percussion)
- Joe (Guitars, Backing vocals) (Also in Human Shield and Skeleton Hands, both on the site)
- Sean Kunkle (Vocals)

Needs research. - Choptank (possibly from Baltimore, Maryland, United States)

Needs research. - Withered Decay (United States)

Needs research. - Blood Runs Cold (Akron, Ohio, United States)

Included Vinnie Mansfield on guitars, also in Noble Tyranny (see below).

Needs research. - Kill Machine (possibly from Arizona, United States)

Dustin Ross, from Demonaxe (already on the site), told me about this band, and said that someone called Matt Wald would know more.

Needs research. - Patience Method (United States)

They were recording an album as of 2005.

Needs research. - Pukechrist (possibly from Baltimore, Maryland, United States)

Death metal band, included a member named "E-vil", who played bass for Amaranthyne (already on the list) in 2003.

Needs research. - Crucified Heart (possibly from Baltimore, Maryland, United States)

Power metal band, possibly Christian. Included both Lord Gideon and Killian Thorn until 1996, both from Mournful Vengeance (band already on the site).

Needs research. - Devout Regime (possibly from Baltimore, Maryland, United States)

Possibly a Christian band from the mid/late '90s. Included Killian Thorn from Mournful Vengeance/Aristaeus.

Needs research. - Akeldama (Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States)

Previous name for Mournful Vengeance/Aristaeus (both on the site) between 1994 and 1999. They reportedly played Symphonic Death Metal and were signed to Cue Last Image Records. Included both Killian Thorn and Lord Gideon from Mournful Vengeance.

These are bands from Argentina:

Needs research. - Deathbed (Berisso, Buenos Aires, active around the late 2000s)

Death metal. They played a gig in Paraná, Entre Ríos, in 2009.

Needs research. - Supervivencia (possibly from Entre Ríos, active around the late 2000s)

Nu-metal. - Exasperar (possibly from Entre Ríos, active around the late 2000s)

Needs research. - Morbo (Paraná, Entre Ríos, active since at least 2001 up to 2007)

Seemingly a mix of death and possibly nu-metal. Apparently they recorded some sort of demo in 2001.

Needs research. - Psicofrenética (Concordia, Entre Ríos, active during the '90s)

Needs research. - Letargo (Paraná, Entre Ríos, active during the late '80s/'90s)

Needs research. - Carne Podrida (possibly from Paraná, Entre Ríos, active during the late '80s/'90s)

Needs research. - Panteón (Santa Fe, active during the late '80s/'90s)

Needs research. - Al Acecho (Tucumán)

Needs research. - Death Wart (Salta)

Needs research. - Orgullo Argentino (Most likely from the Northwest, in Tucumán or Salta)

Needs research. - Seis de Basto (Mendoza, active as of 2007)

Seemingly a heavy/power metal band. A song is available on YouTube.

Needs research. - Alquimia (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Needs research. - Apocalipsis (Rosario, Santa Fe, possibly active during the '90s and/or 2000s)

Needs research. - Non Serbian (Santa Fe, possibly active during the '90s and/or 2000s)

Needs research. - Herejía (Santa Fe, possibly active during the '90s and/or 2000s)

Needs research. - Angeles de Acero (Freyre, Córdoba, active between 2003 and 2018)

Needs research. - Lagrimal (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, active during the late '90s and/or 2000s)

Needs research. - AV18 (Alto Verde, Santa Fe, formed in 2003, last active as of 2011)

Seemingly they played heavy/speed metal and recorded a demo with the tracks "La clave de la ciencia", "Mendigos" and "Unidad y libertad".

Added. - Ultratumba (Santa Fe, possibly active during the '90s and/or 2000s)

Needs research. - Thrauma (Santa Fe, possibly active during the '90s and/or 2000s)

Needs research. - Contenedor (Santa Fe, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Needs research. - Bangladesh (Santa Fe, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Could be a pop punk band which released a CD in 2003, which is on Discogs.

Needs research. - Armageddon (Santa Fe, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Needs research. - Leprosario (Santa Fe, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

A band called Leprosario from the Buenos Aires Province have online presence but they don't seem to be the same band at all.

Needs research. - Purgatorio (Santa Fe, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Needs research. - Sudaca (Paraná, Entre Ríos, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Could be an alternative rock band which released a demo cassette in 1999, available on Discogs.

Needs research. - Blaster (Paraná, Entre Ríos, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Needs research. - Cienpies (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Needs research. - Koma 4 (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Not to be confused with Koma 4 from Trelew, Chubut or Koma 4 from Del Viso, Buenos Aires.

Added. - Sacrifais (Santa Fe, possibly active during the late '90s and/or 2000s)


Added. - Garrass (Santa Fe, possibly active during the 2000s)


Needs research. - Vestigio (Santa Fe, possibly active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Desley (Santa Fe, possibly active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Artherial (Paraná, Entre Ríos, possibly active during the 2000s/2010s)

Heavy/thrash/groove metal. Seem to have some studio recordings.

Needs research. - La Moledora (Crespo, Entre Ríos, possibly active during the 2000s/2010s)

The band was recording an album as of 2011.

Needs research. - Redención (Villaguay, Entre Ríos, possibly active during the 2000s/2010s)

Heavy/power metal. They apparently recorded some stuff on a studio but there's no proof of release so far.

Needs research. - Thrantor (Santa Fe, active as of 2006)

Needs research. - Vandalica (Santa Fe, active as of 2006)

Hard rock. - Bajo Antro (Santa Fe, active as of 2006)

Needs research. - Insight (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, possibly active as during the '90s/2000s)

Needs research. - Tales (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, possibly active as during the '90s/2000s)

Melodic hard rock. Blacklisted. - Veneno (Paraná, Entre Ríos, formed in 2010)

Alternative rock. - 20 Vatios (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, possibly active as during the '90s/2000s)

Blues rock. - Siete Millas (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, possibly active as during the '90s/2000s)

Hard rock. - Falarica Sarabatana (Possibly from Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, possibly active as during the '90s/2000s)

Blues rock. - La Patada del Duende (Crespo, Entre Ríos, possibly active as during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Templarios (Diamante, Entre Ríos, possibly active as during the 2000s)

At least one song in a death/thrash metal style was recorded in studio around 2010. No VR proof for now, however.

Do not confuse this band with Templarios from Concordia, Entre Ríos.

Needs research. - Presagios (San Rafael, Mendoza, active as of 2009)

Not to be confused with the alternative rock nor another metal band, both from Buenos Aires.

Blues rock. - El Atajo (Mendoza, active as of 2010)

Needs research. - Topeka (Mendoza, active as of 2010)

Added. - Adan Cabron (Tucumán, possibly active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Nomine (Tucumán, possibly active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Garage (Tucumán, possibly active during the 2000s

Needs research. - Hook (Tucumán, possibly active during the 2000s)

Hard Rock. - Atica (Tucumán, possibly active during the 2000s)

Blacklisted. Hard rock. - Dol Amroth (Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz)

Needs research. - Receptores (San Julian, Santa Cruz, active as of 2009)

Disbanded by 2010. Might have not recorded anything. Only a few live recordings are available on YouTube. Members went on to form a band called Pacto.

Heavy metal band. A few crappy live recordings are available on YouTube.

Needs research. - Hora H (From Santa Fe, possibly active during the mid-late '80s and/or early '90s)

They seemingly disbanded and its members formed Alcohólica (see below).

Needs research. - Alcohólica (From Santa Fe, possibly active during the mid-late '80s and/or early '90s)

Possibly played thrash/hardcore, as they are claimed to have influenced A Punto (already on the site). They were apparently formed from Hora H (see above).

Needs research. - La Cruz (Santa Fe, possibly active during the late '80s and/or '90s)

Could just be De La Cruz (see below). It's not the same band as the one from Paraná, Entre Ríos.

Needs research. - Cautivo (From Santa Fe or Entre Ríos, active during the late '90s and/or 2000s)

This is most likely the band from Concepción del Uruguay, Entre Ríos, but it'd be better to confirm this first based on this flyer's date:


Needs research. - Odisea (Santa Fe, possibly active during the '90s and/or 2000s)

Might just be one of the bands already on the site, but this I can't confirm either.

Needs research. - Drakkar (Santa Fe)

Originally active during the '90s, probably formed in 1994, disbanded, then seemingly reformed in 2013. Might have also been active briefly during the 2000s. They have a Facebook page and a contact email: [email protected]

They apparently recorded a live show in 2017.

Needs research. - Mentor (Santa Fe, Argentina, active during the 2000s)

Thrash metal band. A 2006 live recording of them playing a Slayer cover is available on YouTube.

Needs research. - Tournament (Santa Fe, Argentina, active during the 2000s)

Thrash metal band. I found a flyer of a show in which they opened for Logos.

Needs research. - Mutilación (Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina, active during the 2000s)

Thrash metal band. I found a flyer of a show they played around 2007 or 2008. A short video of a gig by them with Tournament and Mentor, in 2006, is available on YouTube.

Needs research. - Grifor (Santa Fe, possibly active during the '90s and/or 2000s)

Included Jorge Miño, also in Destroyer, Doble Filo and R.E.B.E.L.S. (all of them on the site).

Needs research. - Deja Vu (Santa Fe)

Included Jorge Miño, also in Destroyer, Doble Filo and R.E.B.E.L.S. (all of them on the site).

Mostly hard rock. - Ave Cesar (Tucumán, active during the 2000s)


Needs research. - Excálibur (Most likely from Entre Ríos, active during the late '80s/'90s)

Included Darío Ramos, from Leyenda and Estigma. Not the same band as the one from Santa Fe, already on the site.

Needs research. - Nostradamus (Most likely from Entre Ríos, active during the late '80s/'90s)

Members:
- Carlos Chabeuf (Bass, also in Leyenda)
- Julio Kuzbyt (Guitars, also in Leyenda)
- Darío Ramos (most likely Guitars, also in Leyenda and Estigma)
- Hugo Obispo (Vocals, also in Estigma)

Needs research. - La Mosca Verde (Tucumán, active during the late '80s/'90s)

Heavy metal band, formed in 1988. A 1993 live recording of them is available on Vimeo, in which they played, apparently, Iron Maiden covers, but maybe also original songs. They featured in a 6-way compilation released in 2015, already on the site. Samples needed.

Members:
- Eduardo Risso (Vocals)
- Beto "El Cavernicola" Toledo (Drums)
- Irvin Ibarra (Drums at first, then Vocals)
- Marcelo Scala (Guitars)
- Daniel Arnedo (Guitars, Vocals)

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These are Venezuelan bands, all of them active between the mid 2000s and early 2010s:

Needs research. - La Legión del Metal (Barquisimeto, Lara)

Heavy metal/hard rock apparently. A bunch of tracks are available on Soundcloud.

Needs research. - Ar Ishtar (Barquisimeto, Lara)

The band was recorded a demo as of 2007-2008. Two tracks were available on their Myspace.

Needs research. - Astadmia

Pop rock. - Dekadas

Needs research. - Cabriah (most likely from Barquisimeto, Lara)

Metalcore/deathcore. Some live recordings are available online. They're on Facebook.

Needs research. - Apok

Included David Senabre.

Needs research. - Reino Maldito

These are some Bolivian bands:

Needs research. - Alto Voltaje

Heavy metal/hard rock from La Paz, formed in 1984, disbanded in 1989. Released a 4-song tape, then later a CD which was released in Chile. Might have also released a remastered CD in 2018. We'll need more samples, there's only one track here that sounds metal and that's just based on a riff before it's cut off.

Members:
- Miguel Ángel "Maick" Ross (Bass)
- Victor Hugo Meave (Drums)
- Miguel Angel Bustillos (Guitars)
- Heiky Montesinos (Guitars)
- Gustavo Silvetty (Vocals)
- Miguel Carvajal (Guitars, Keyboards)

Added. - Prink's


Needs research. - Rapsodia

Included Fabrio Zambrana on vocals, also in Track (already on the site) and Profecía (see below).

Hard rock. Blacklisted. - Sacrilegio

These are bands with known recordings:

Needs research. - Furtivo (Argentina)

Metalcore band from La Plata, Buenos Aires. Formed in 1998 and disbanded in 2012. Released a 7-track demo in 1999 and an album in 2011. Both were available on YouTube years ago, but the videos are now private.

Members:
- Diego Marcos (Bass)
- Mauro Perez (Drums)
- Marcos Morard (Guitars, also in Thrasher)
- Helio Espoturno (Noises)
- Luciano Schoot (Vocals)
- Facundo Grosso (Vocals)

Too -core. - To Fester Within (United States)


Needs research. - Fear of Falling (United States)

Metalcore band from Clinton, New Jersey, active until, at least, 2005. Had a released named Every Word Uttered with Murderous Intentions, recorded by Jesse Bacces. Tracks of the release included:
- Diseased Heart
- Broken and Bleeding
- Atrophy

Needs research. - Acidic Agony (United States)

Death or black metal band from York, Pennsylvania, active until, at least, 2003. Released a CD titled Necrobiosis, which included the tracks:
- Stalking the Whore
- Polar Moons

Needs research. - War Between One (WBO) (United States)

Metal band from Youngstown, Ohio, formed in 1999 and active until, at least, 2007/2008. Released at least 4 different CDs, fourth one possibly titled Watch My Dreams, and one titled Under the Surface, in around 2001. Also released a 9-track sampler demo in around 2000. They were signed to Boldar Studios Productions around 2004. Their stuff was purchasable online on their website.

I was able to find two songs from different recordings, although both of them are very borderline. However, the band claimed to have recorded at least one CD with a style that "ranged from Slayer to Black Sabbath and even to Neurosis", but I haven't been able to find any samples.

Known members:
- Nick DeMaio (Guitars, since 1999)
- Tom Fratilla (Keyboards and samplers, since 1999)
- Tim Beaumont (Vocals, since 1999)
- Ben Shaffer (Bass, since 2003)
- Lorne "Moe" Moskal (Drums, since 2003, also in Iron Brigade, Throne of Disgust and Shattered Soul)
- Jeff Meyers (Bass, 1999-2003)
- Bill Buckley (Drums, 1999-2003)

I have contacted Lorne Moskal on 17/06/2023.

Myspace: https://myspace.com/warbetweenone
Archived site: https://web.archive.org/web/20040404114 ... enone.com/

Needs research. - 12 Gauge (United States)

Groove metal band from Champaign, Illinois, active until, at least, 2003. Released a CD titled Fixin' to Die, which included these tracks:
- She-Bitch
- I'm Waiting
- Here It Comes Again

Post-hardcore/Alternative rock. - Black Rain Falling (United States)

Darkwave. - Misantropia (Sweden)


Needs research. - SDT (United States)

Heavy metal band from Tampa, Florida. Appeared on Tampa Bay's Metal Mercenaries: The Invasion in 1988. They were seemingly signed to a label (or two labels) called Crimson Fern and Triangle Music.

Members:
- Bill Bechtel (Guitar, Bass, Keyboards)
- Jeff Wood (Drums)
- Daryl Wren (Vocals)

The only known contact info is 1715 E. Fowler Ave. R116, Tampa, Florida 33612.

Added. - Constelación (Argentina)


Needs research. - De La Cruz (Argentina)

Heavy/speed metal band from Santa Fe. Active during the '90s, recorded a rehearsal demo CD which included the song "Bienvenidos al nuevo infierno" (this song is available on YouTube).

Members:
- Ratón (Bass)
- Chizo (Drums)
- Viru (Guitars, Backing vocals)
- Poroto (Vocals)

Panky from Latinos y Metálicos and Cruor-Lid was also involved with this band, at some point, as a vocalist.

Needs research. - Besthial (Argentina)

Thrash metal/hardcore band from Santa Fe, active during the late '80s and early '90s. Their bassist was called Ariel Dominguez. There's one song by them available on YouTube, possibly digitalized from a cassette they recorded.

Needs research. - Toxico (Argentina)

Heavy metal band from Santa Fe, active during the late '80s and early '90s. A track by them titled "No pierdas", from a live recording, is available on YouTube. It is likely this live recording was a cassette, as it was a popular way for bands to record and share their music back in the '90s here.

Needs research. - 6L6 (Argentina)

Heavy/speed metal band, likely from Buenos Aires. They released a demo titled Subiendo la pendiente sometime in the '80s, and reformed briefly in 2012. Some of the songs off the demo, including "Sin prejuicios", as well as some live and rehearsal recordings, are available on YouTube.

Members:
- Guillermo Sanchez (Bass, also in Rata Blanca and Mala Medicina)
- Pablo Bouzón (Drums)
- Pelusa Sufloni (Guitars)
- Jorge Bouzón (Vocals)

- Nestor "Billy" Benegas (Vocals, also in Bloke and Dhak)

Needs research. - Grito Sangrando (Argentina)

Heavy metal band from Santa Fe. Recorded a demo in 2015, although it is unknown how it was distributed (if at all). Two songs are available on YouTube.

Needs research. - Guerreros del Barrio (Argentina)

Heavy metal band from Santa Fe. Recorded a demo in 2016, which included the song "Soñador", although it is unknown how it was distributed (if at all). The aforementioned song is available on YouTube.

Needs research. - Cignus (Argentina)

Heavy metal/hard rock band from Paraná, Entre Ríos, apparently one of the first of its kind in Paraná. Active during the '80s, one of their songs, "Buitres del infierno", is available on YouTube. A radio show from Paraná called "Cautivos del sistema" seemingly went over the band's history in November 2020, but I doubt there's a recording of that.

Needs research. - Rocket (Argentina)

Heavy metal/hard rock band from Rafaela, Santa Fe. Originally named Motor Perpetuo (already on the site). They were active in the early '90s. One of their songs, "Tiempo de amar" (which was in a compilation CD), is available on YouTube, as well as a live recording from 1992.

Members:
- Marcelo Walter (Bass)
- Rubén Gatti (Drums, also in Motor Perpetuo)
- Oscar de María (Guitars)
- Luis Burgui (Vocals, Guitars, also in Motor Perpetuo)
- Javier Rubiano (Keyboards)

Needs research. - Sonia Macchiavello (Argentina)

Symphonic/melodic power/heavy metal solo project by singer Sonia Macchiavello, from Leyenda (already on the site) and Constelación (see above). Included the participation of guitarist Darío Ramos, from Leyenda and Estigma (already on the site). A CD for the project was recorded, but I'd probably have to ask Sonia myself if she has it. I believe a few of the tracks were on Darío Ramos' Myspace.

Needs research. - Profecía (Bolivia)

Christian heavy metal band, formed by ex-members of Trilogía (already on the site). Recorded and released a 3-track demo. Active during the mid-late '80s and maybe until the '90s.

Members:
- Rudi Prado (Drums)
- Victor Prado (Rhythm guitars, played live for Track)
- Glen Vargas (Also in León Heráldico, Track and Trilogia)
- Roy Vargas (Also in Track and Trilogía)
- Fabio Zambrana (Vocals, also in Track)

Needs research. - The Blood of Your Loved Ones (United States)

Deathcore band, most likely from Iowa, active during the mid-to-late 2000s. They released a self-titled album in 2007, of which I haven't been able to find any samples.

Needs research. - Judas (Argentina)

Heavy/thrash metal band from Tucumán. Released an EP titled Jerusalem between 2001 and 2003. Included Xavier Moyano, from Seliger and Vital (both bands on the site).

Needs research. - Argon (Argentina)

Thrash/heavy metal band from Buenos Aires Province, formed in 1994. Released a 12-track self-titled demo CD in 2002, from which 4 tracks are available on YouTube ("Presa fácil", "Aqui en el sur", "Entre el cielo y el infierno" and "Pa los Kilmes"), although they seem to actually be 2003 rehearsal recordings. They have a Facebook page, which hasn't been updated since 2016.

Members:
- David (Bass)
- Walter (Drums)
- Diego (Guitars)
- Ernesto (Guitars)
- Silvio (Vocals)

Needs research. - Argón (Argentina)

Thrash metal band from Mendoza. Released a self-titled album in 2006 and a demo possibly titled Despertá tu instinto metalero, in 2007, which included the next tracklist:
1. Error humano
2. Esperpentos
3. Eterna adolescencia
4. La misma rama

Proof of release is needed for both releases, but they're both available on YouTube. I believe the demo is from this band as well, but I'm not 100% certain.

Members:
- Ariel Contreras (Bass, Vocals)
- Facundo Guaquinchay (Drums)
- Cristian Guaquinchay (Vocals, Guitars)

Needs research. - Argón or Risk (Argentina)

Heavy metal band from Tucumán, formed in late May 2003 and active until 2005. Recorded and, seemingly, released an EP titled Entre penumbras in 2005, with the following tracklist:
1. Entre penumbras (Available on YouTube)
2. La sombra del dolor
3. El vacío oculto del ser
4. Cruel falsedad (Available on YouTube)

Some sources claim that this EP was actually titled "Project", and was released under the name "Risk", but I can't confirm nor deny it for the information is rather loose. There's also a chance they might have recorded an album in 2003, but the information on this is very loose as well.

Members:
- Gabriel Vega (Bass)
- Luis A. Murua (Drums, 2003-?)
- José Luis Moyano (Guitars, 2003-?) (Possibly related to Xavier Moyano, from Seliger and Vital, if not the same guy)
- Martín Ibañez (Vocals, 2003-?)

- Damián Albornoz (Bass)
- Leonardo Figueroa (Bass, 2003-?)

Needs research. - Kadanek (Argentina)

Progressive power metal band, probably from Tucumán, but I can't confirm their location. Released a demo in 2005.

Needs research. - Noble Tyranny (United States)

From Akron, Ohio, active around 2004. Released a CD.

Members:
- Cody Mansfield (Bass)
- Orlando Rich (Drums)
- Vinnie Mansfield (Guitars, also in Blood Runs Cold (see above))
- Jake Stumm (Vocals)

- Collin Papp

Added. - LungBucket (United States)

Needs research. - Actitud Enemiga (Argentina)

From Paraná, Entre Ríos. They had some songs on a compilation titled Cultura de zotano. They were most likely active during the '90s.

Needs research. - Zona de Nadie (Argentina)

Seemingly a band from, most likely, Paraná, Entre Ríos. They apparently recorded cassettes that others dubbed.

Needs research. - Carne Viva or Carneviva (Argentina)

Seemingly a band from, most likely, Paraná, Entre Ríos. They apparently also recorded cassettes that others dubbed.

Needs research. - Screams of Pain (Spain)

Seemingly a grindcore band which released a rehearsal demo tape in December 1994, and appeared in a 1996 Austrian crust/grind/hardcore compilation titled We Won't Shut Up! Volume III.

Members:
- Manolo (Vocals)
- Maya (Bass)
- Moises (Guitars)
- Juanjo (Drums)

Needs research. - Helluray (Belgium)

Heavy/gothic metal band from Geel, Antwerp, formed by ex-members of Torn (which is blacklisted) in 2007. Last known activity of the band was in 2009. They seemingly had a 4-track demo titled Whispering Dome, which might have had this tracklist:
1. Fading Away (4:16)
2. If Only I (3:32)
3. Whispering Dome (3:29)
4. ???

At least one track is available on a website called N1M.

Members:
- Dave (Also in Torn)
- Frank (Also in Torn)
- Fred (Also in Torn)
- Anja (Vocals)

Needs research. - Immune to the Poison (United States)

Melodic death metal band from Sunnyvale, California, active until, at least, 2003. Recorded a demo CD possibly titled Immune, which included the song "The Blind", which I uploaded to YouTube.

Needs research. - Slaine (Argentina)

Heavy metal band from Buenos Aires, contributed with the tracks "En el medio de la nada" and "Buenos rumbos" to the Memorias de Muerte II compilation in 2004.

Needs research. - Abadon (Argentina)

Black metal band from Las Heras, Santa Cruz. Split up at some point, before reuniting in 2022. Contributed with the tracks "Purifica mi ser" and "Mi destino" to the Memorias de muerte VIII compilation in 2007.

Contact email: [email protected]

Needs research. - Human Misery (Argentina)

Melodic death metal band from Mendoza, contributed with the tracks "The Mentor", "False Faith" and "Inhearted-Dissected" to the Memorias de muerte X compilation in 2014.

Needs research. - Spectral Darkness (Argentina)

From Santa Cruz, appeared in the Memorias de muerte XII compilation in 2019.

Needs research. - The Torment (Argentina)

From Buenos Aires, appeared in the Memorias de muerte XII compilation in 2019.

Needs research. - Obsoletum Corpus (Argentina)

From Santa Fe, appeared in the Memorias de muerte XII compilation in 2019.

Needs research. - Forces of Satan (Argentina)

From Santa Cruz, appeared in the Memorias de muerte XII compilation in 2019.

Needs research. - Exhumado (Argentina)

Thrash/death metal band from San Julian, Santa Cruz, last active as of 2013. Started out as a tribute band of Transmetal. Recorded a demo titled Verdugos del infierno, in, apparently, August 2012. A song off the demo, "El enviado del infierno", is available on YouTube, but it's a cover.

Needs research. - Mortero (Argentina)

Thrash metal band from Pico Truncado, Santa Cruz. Recorded a demo in 2011 which included a song titled "Mundo insano", available on YouTube.

Needs research. - Cross My Blessed Hands (Suriname)

Supposedly a death metal/deathcore band from Paramaribo, formed in 2004. Information on them is easy to find, and they were once on the site, but they were removed after it was found that their album Memento Mori was apparently just a literal ripoff of another band's album. They've released a demo in 2006 as well as another album in 2011 titled Eventus Belli, but no tracks off any of these two releases are available.

Needs research. - ...And the Circus Leaves Town (Italy)

Seemingly a black metal and or dark ambient project from the early 2000s from Ravena, by someone named Myrddraal, according to last.fm, which might have recorded something. I can't confirm really, though, because the info on this band blends with the info of the band below.

Needs research. - ...And the Circus Leaves Town (Canada)

Apparently a stoner/doom metal band from Brampton, Ontario, formed in December 2001 under the name Insipid, before disbanding and reforming in late 2002 under this name. They also went by the name Voodoo Caravan for a month in 2003. There are known recordings by this band, as evidenced by scrobbled tracks on last.fm. They had two live recordings on mp3.com, one of which I uploaded to YouTube. As of 2003 they had not released a CD with their recordings, though, but according to the band's archived forums, they released an EP CD in January 2005, likely titled Voodoo Caravan.

They also seem to have sold a 3-track demo after August 2004, then a 6-track demo, but it was most likely that 2005 EP. The 6 track demo is mentioned to have had this tracklist:
- Dadadadadada
- Magic Mind
- Tool (Native is A)
- Deep Water
- Fire Feur
- Thump

This tracklist also appears in a blog post about their EP titled Voodoo Caravan, so unless they re-recorded songs from a demo, they're the same thing.

Seemingly also had 3 live CDs:

Live@Midnite Train 2003
- Mellow
- Avon (Queens of the Stone Age Cover)
- Wolf Dick
- Fire Feur
- Dadadadadada
- Stoned
- Not for Sale
- Cherub Rock (Smashing Pumpkins Cover)
- Brenton Precussion
- Voodoo Caravan
- Danny's Son (Written buy Danny, when he was in the band for a week)
- Tool
- Feel Good Hit of the Summer (Queens of the Stone Age Cover)

Live@MasonicLodge2002:
- Intro(Fix your damn guitar!!)
- Pilot the Dune (Slo Burn cover)
- Tool
- Impaled on a Picket Fence
- Stuck Under the Wheels of Your Uncles Pickup Truck
- Killing in the Name (Rage Against the Machine Cover)
- Number 2
- Song that Sounds like Number 2
- Sliver (Nirvana Cover)
- Between Two Faces
- Fuck! (The Pizza Song)
- membah

Live@Kathedral2002:
- HoneyBucket(Melvins Cover)
- Tool
- Flamigo
- Fuck! (The Pizza Song)
- Stuck Under the Wheels of Your Uncles Pickup Truck
- Impaled on a Picket Fence
- Acid Horse
- Hurricane(Kyuss Cover)

Members:
- Carey Linton (Guitars, Vocals) (2002-2003, 2003-?)
- Brent F. (Rhythm guitars) (2002-2003, 2003-?)
- James C. (Bass) (2002-2003, 2003-?), (Guitars) (2002)
- Spencer Linton (Drums) (2002-2003, 2003-?)

- Jamie Jackson (2002)

Needs research. - Attention Deficit Disorder (United States)

Metalcore band from Lexington, Kentucky, active during the early 2000s. They had a demo possibly titled The ADD Demo, which included the tracks "I Bet That Stick" and "WHY?", the latter being available on YouTube.

Needs research. - Ultranza (Argentina)

Heavy metal band from Córdoba, Córdoba, formed by ex-members of Abismal (already on the site). Released at least one promo demo in 2005, which included the tracks "Combatir y no morir", "De pie", and "Truenos metálicos". These tracks are available on YouTube.

Members:
- Gustavo Scabuzzo (Bass) (Also in Hombre Desierto and Abismal)
- Gabo "Animal" de Diego (Drums) (Also in Abismal)
- Gabriel Cardillo (Guitars)
- Renato "Oveja" Cruz (Vocals) (Also in Maza and Abismal)

Needs research. - Valhyrio (Argentina)

Heavy metal band from Córdoba, Córdoba. I think this is a continuation of Ultranza (see above). Recorded and released an EP titled Acero, magia y fuego in 2011. Many of the tracks are available on YouTube, as well as many live recordings.

Members:
- Gustavo Scabuzzo (Bass) (Also in Abismal and Ultranza)
- Daniel Delgado (Drums)
- Gastón Visuara (Guitars)
- Fer Melian (Guitars)
- Leonel Breppe (Keyboards)
- Gabriel Godoy (Vocals) (Possibly also in Asinesia and Rhesus)

(added to the list - under one post, 'BuriedUnborn long list of bands')

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Update (20/06/2023):

Needs research. - Sky Minus Satellite (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Bile (probably from Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Nocturne (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Mallcore. - Oreon (Youngstown, Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Alternative/nu-metal. - 11 Even (Warren, Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Pop punk. - The Interns (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Outcome (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Nu-metal. - Casting Method (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Remedy for Sanity (from Mentor, Ohio, active dudring the early 2000s)

Released a CD titled Fuck 'Em It's War!! in around 2002, including the songs "High Power" and "Die with Me", although they labeled themselves as "hard rock", so whether they were metal or not is doubtful.

Nu-metal. - Strict9 (Likely Californian, active during the early 2000s)

Needs research. - Resist (Cleveland, Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Metalcore. Released a live CD in 2002 and seemingly had studio recordings.

Needs research. - Four Corners (Kent, Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Eso-teric (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Arsenic (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Redshift (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Payle (Youngstown, Ohio, active during the 2000s)

Groove/heavy metal I believe, recorded one or two demos, if not more. Their archived website barely has any info from what is archived.

Needs research. - 66Crush (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Doesn't same to be the same band on the site already.

Needs research. - Anti-Hero (Newcastle, Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Less Than Zero (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Substance (Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Released a demo CD.

Members:
- Tim (Bass)
- Clinton (Guitars)
- Chris
- Eric
- Justin
- Jason

Needs research. - Voodoo Psyche (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Nerve Ending (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Sleepy House (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - The Sprawl (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Prog rock/post-hardcore. - Underglow (Poland, Ohio, United States, active during late '90s/early '00s)

Needs research. - Core (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Action Figgas (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Render (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Nu-metal/Hard rock. - Cold Hand of Christ (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - TadPol (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Mosquito Bitten Bastards (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Final Judgement (Olmsted, Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Metalcore, released a CD in 1999 titled Destiny Shall Manifest.

Needs research. - Coya (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Loony Bin (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Element 16 (Youngstown, Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Power metal, released a CD titled Impulse.

Needs research. - Roarfiend (New York, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Nexus (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Aphasia (Warren, Ohio, United States, active during the 2000s)

Released a demo, available to purchase through their website. They were likely nu-metal, though. The band featured a vocalist called Kalin Sanke.

Needs research. - Explicit (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Might have recorded a demo.

Nu-metal. - Bedroom All-Stars (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Curse of the Ugly (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Cerberus (probably from Sharon, Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Molden Hate (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Nu-metal. - Grudge (Billings, Montana, active during the late '90s/early '00s)

Needs research. - Ninth Configuration (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Long Time Gone (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Suspect (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Bleed in Clarity (probably from Ohio or Pennsylvania, United States, active during the 2000s)

Needs research. - Aggressor (Argentina)

Heavy/speed metal band from General Roca, Río Negro. Recorded a cassette in 1987.

Needs research. - Viuda Negra (Bolivia)

A heavy metal/hard rock band from Sucre. Active during the '80s/'90s, released a CD titled Vivirás muerto in 2016.

PART 2 OF THE LIST

Needs research. - Blackthorne
Location: Hafenlohr, Germany
Listed genre: Hard Rock/Metal
Band members: Christoph Schubert (drums), Rainer (guitars, backing vocals). Don't feel like squinting to make out the other names right now.
Discography: "By Human Hand" demo (1992, cassette; track listing: (side A): Hundred Questions, Pain/Pleasure (side B): Intro, Louder Than Words, By Human Hand.
eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/155610817643 (reasonable price for a change)
Back-up image: https://imgur.com/a/nt7Hx47

(added to the list)

Needs research. - K'ondor
Location: Cochabamba, Bolivia
https://www.facebook.com/kondormetal/ (haven't looked through to see if there is a release, or other website)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSWaFgcwQXU (metal audio)

(added to the list)

I found Seduced by Innocence and it's acceptable hard rock/heavy metal. So if you want, you can go ahead and submit your draft.


I found this one as well and I wouldn't say it's acceptable. The kind of noisy goregrind we don't take.

Since this thread has become quite an unwieldy monster, I'm in the process of assembling a tidy list of all open bands that showcases a couple of essential info points in HTML table form: https://azmodeszer.github.io/mabandrese ... earch.html Work in progress, currently at the B's. The file is automatically synced with a SQL database on my local server, though for some changes to show up in a timely manner a hard browser refresh may be required (CTRL + F5).

Has been added to the OP as well.

Nice, Azmodes! Good idea, and thank you.

Needs research. - Garden of Fear
Location: Italy
https://www.facebook.com/gardenoffearband/
https://www.gardenoffear.it/
https://www.discogs.com/release/2741013 ... ear-IWater (probably not a legitimate Discogs entry, as only the YouTube videos seem to be available so far. One to check back on later, to see if their album gets a proper release)

(added to the list)

Starting to work my way through BuriedUnborn's list, this is what I've got so far:

Possibly these guys from Phoenix (now know as Imaginal Cells), though they were only formed in 2018.
https://hereafter6.bandcamp.com/album/b ... ds?from=hp


Appears to be a punk band from Kingman, AZ. They are on this comp from 2006:
https://azpunk.bandcamp.com/album/azpunk-comp-volume-5


Possibly these guys:
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Th ... 3540317637
Some sites do list them as a US band:
https://metalstorm.net/bands/band.php?b ... ndname=The


From Kingman, AZ:
https://myspace.com/birdlandmafia


This one:
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/artist ... eH8VH5PMR0 (haven't checked it properly yet)
(the artist pic with those red bars and fire belongs to a rap collective with that name)
Appears to be a band of this guy:
https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/ ... ser/951477


Prolly these guys from Lake Havasu City:
Concert in 2006: https://www.concertarchives.org/bands/incentive-red
a sample (far from metal): https://www.n1m.com/incentivered



https://www.tampabay.com/archive/1996/0 ... rom-earth/
https://www.discogs.com/release/7363961 ... -Fine-Drag
https://www.facebook.com/menfromearthband
There's a copy for sale on EBay:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/266203732333
Described as AOR here though:
https://scontent-fra5-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/ ... e=64B6B61F

This is good to submit, actually. Go ahead.

As I mentioned at the beginning of that post, Hereafter and most of those bands from the US were originally active during the early-mid 2000s, Hereafter around 2004. My list could probably use some better formatting.
https://web.archive.org/web/20041012045 ... shows.html

It would seem as if the name of the band, location and even the age of its members could coincide with that old Hereafter, but in their media there is no mention of the band having existed back in the early 2000s, so there's a fat chance they are not the same band. This Hereafter, in any case, doesn't sound too metal IMO, but I haven't fully listened to their album so perhaps someone might want to try adding it.



Yes, this does seem to just be some fast punk. There doesn't seem to me much else on this band, and the location and date from which this comp is from matches the description of the band I have, so I've marked them as non-metal. unless they maybe add any valid metal recordings, which I find doubtful, but there seem to be more songs by them judging by last.fm scrobbles.



Can't be this band, as they were mentioned in that 2004 archive above, so even if this one band was considered from the US, their activity began in 2007.



I found their archived website and they seemed to have been a punk rock band, according to their bio:

"Birdland Mafia got off to a humble start when Doug and Eric found they were united in their taste for Dos Equis, automatic weapons and punk rock, and an even greater distaste for the Canadian wankband Rush."

Their bio is wonderful to read, though.
https://web.archive.org/web/20050903030 ... graphy.htm



Yes, the band you linked is indeed Mike Masser's band. I'm currently listening to them and they sound a bit borderline, so I'm thinking of whether I should submit them or not.



Yes, sounds like alt/indie rock. The archived website I found only seems to coincide with the band in that link. Tagged out.
https://web.archive.org/web/20050210140 ... vered.com/



Judging by their live recordings, they played alternative rock, not metal at all. Tagged out.

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Thanks for the help, Paganius. I could have done some more research myself, but my list of bands (and my list of lists of bands) is rather massive and I've had many of these bands sitting there for years without me ever getting to them because it always turns into a rabbit hole and I come out having more bands in my hands than I can count.

I have updated my list, and I will soon be adding more bands to it.

Avalanche

- moved to NWOBHM research list. Thanks.

Needs research. - Inflamed
Location: Japan
Listed genre: Thrash/Heavy Metal
Band members: Bass – Jun Y.
Drums – Shinichi S.
Guitar – Junichi I.
Vocals, Guitar – Yoshifusa S.
Discography: 3-song demo tape, thought to be from the '90s
Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/release/2742475 ... d-Inflamed

(added to the list)

For BuriedUnborn:


Needs research. - Ultratumba (Santa Fe, possibly active during the '90s and/or 2000s)

Ultratumba (confirmed from Santa Fe) released the "A.N.S." Demo CD in 2001:

https://i.imgur.com/xtdSm4n.jpg

for BuriedUnbord:

Needs research. - Sacrilegio (Cochabamba)

If it is the well known (at least in Bolivia) band with the same name, they released a lot of stuff:

https://www.discogs.com/artist/3249571-Sacrilegio-3

https://www.discogs.com/artist/5437003-Sacrilegio-5

Their first self-titled album is said to be more heavy than their next releases, which are hard rock.


There are a few extract from the Sacrilegio ST 1989 tape album and a biography in the link below.... not bad at all but I don't know if it's metal enough:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0MjpIG4EwI


Another interesting band from Bolivia from the same era is Dies Irae but their 1993 self-titled debut album is mostly hard rock even if the single "Poltergeist" is quite heavy. Their second album "Dies virginados" is just boring rock.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p6KIM5URbM

https://www.facebook.com/38194756863458 ... 50/?type=3

Yeah, I read that bit about mid/late 2000s, but thought it was still worth a shot.

But doesn't seem to be this band, because according to your link they are called "Hearafter", not "Hereafter".

Similarly, "Hosss" also has only 2 "s" in your link.

Doesn't lead me anywhere new though...

Anyway, part 2 of my journey:

Soft/Alt Rock:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabitha%27s_Secret
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzti3v ... rBUkxvzMvQ


Prolly these guys, Indie/Noise rock/Alternative:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/971095-Load
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2UFTZ ... Bc6SWlbTGw


This guy's band:
https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/ ... olo/189216
Apparently have a cassette called "Recorded Distorted":
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jeffvitolo/8346859891


Sounds like hard rock:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/5408045- ... g-Hearts-8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N5P69gYTmQ


These guys from Orlando, might be worth a shot though sounds quite rock-based to me:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/6349618-The-Kill-5
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChTLhp ... /playlists


Prolly these guys, punk rock:
https://www.discogs.com/release/1333246 ... tic-Picnic
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... AI1DfSrSlG



Used to be a Nirvana/AiC tribute band:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... 5MX8OOFOM4
Looks like they also have original stuff, but I doubt it's any more metal:
https://www.discogs.com/release/1302484 ... ious-Cycle