Profile

Rings of Saturn, an American technical deathcore band, stands as one of the most innovative and polarizing forces in modern extreme metal. Formed in 2009 in Bay Area, California, the band quickly gained recognition for their virtuosic guitar work, complex song structures, and otherworldly themes that draw heavily from science fiction, cosmic horror, and extraterrestrial concepts. The brainchild of guitarist Lucas Mann, Rings of Saturn emerged during a period when extreme metal was diversifying, blending elements of death metal, metalcore, and progressive metal into a new, technically demanding style that would redefine what modern deathcore could achieve. Their rise to prominence reflects a combination of extraordinary musicianship, ambitious conceptual vision, and a willingness to push musical boundaries to their extreme limits.

Morbid Angel stands as one of the most influential and innovative bands in the history of extreme metal, shaping the sound, style, and philosophy of death metal with a level of complexity and darkness that few have matched. Formed in 1983 in Tampa, Florida, by guitarist Trey Azagthoth, drummer Tomas “Mike” Dominguez, and bassist David Vincent, Morbid Angel emerged from the underground with a vision to create music that was not only brutal but also intellectually and technically sophisticated. Their journey spans decades of experimentation, controversy, and unparalleled musicianship, earning them recognition as one of the architects of death metal. From their early demos to their groundbreaking albums, Morbid Angel has continually redefined the boundaries of heavy music, merging horror, occult themes, and technical mastery into a cohesive and compelling soundscape that continues to influence musicians worldwide.

Formed in the late 1980s in Buffalo, New York, Cannibal Corpse quickly became synonymous with extreme death metal, a band whose ferocious sound and controversial imagery would make them legendary in the global metal community. Founded in 1988 by bassist Alex Webster, guitarist Jack Owen, and drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz, Cannibal Corpse emerged from the underground with a mission to push the boundaries of brutality while maintaining technical proficiency. Their rise to fame was rapid, fueled by relentless touring, intense live performances, and a dedication to creating music that was as unflinching as it was uncompromising. From their early days in the American underground to becoming one of the best-selling death metal bands in history, Cannibal Corpse’s story is one of persistence, controversy, and unwavering artistic identity.

Death stands as one of the most influential and pioneering bands in the history of extreme metal, a group whose sound not only defined a genre but also reshaped the landscape of heavy music forever. Formed in 1983 by the visionary guitarist and vocalist Chuck Schuldiner in Orlando, Florida, Death became the foundation upon which death metal as we know it was built. The band’s journey was marked by relentless evolution, artistic courage, and an uncompromising devotion to musicianship. Their music, philosophy, and Chuck’s profound influence continue to echo through generations of metal artists around the globe.

Jamrud is one of Indonesia’s most legendary rock bands, widely recognized for their powerful guitar riffs, distinctive vocals, and contributions to the Indonesian rock scene. Formed in Cimahi, West Java, in 1984, Jamrud began their journey under humble circumstances, performing in local clubs and small venues. The band’s lineup, which has evolved over the years, is currently led by vocalist Andy – known for his commanding stage presence – alongside guitarists, bassists, and drummers who collectively bring Jamrud’s signature sound to life. With decades of experience and a deep connection to their fans, Jamrud has become a symbol of rock music in Indonesia, inspiring generations of musicians and music lovers.

WALI is a prominent Indonesian pop-rock band that has captured the hearts of audiences with their catchy melodies, meaningful lyrics, and distinctive blend of humor and social commentary. Formed in 1999 in Bandung, West Java, WALI has grown to become one of the most recognizable names in the Indonesian music scene, known for their unique style that combines pop, rock, dangdut, and local musical influences. The band’s lineup consists of Apoy on guitar, Tomi on bass, Faank as lead vocalist, and other supporting members, each contributing to the vibrant, energetic sound that fans have come to love.