Six Feet Under

Formed in 1993, Six Feet Under weren’t initially a fully-fledged, touring machine of a band. At the very beginning, it was but a fun side project for Chris Barnes (back then of Cannibal Corpse), Terry Butler and Allen West (the two of whom played then and continue to play in Obituary). In 1995, Chris was kicked out of Cannibal Corpse and went all in on Six Feet Under. That same year, the band released their debut album, Haunted. The death’n’roll showcased on the record was warmly received by fans. The subsequent records, Warpath and Maximum Violence in particular, presented a maturing yet still familiar style of the band that continued to hit all the right notes. Along the way, complimentary to their original discography, the Americans have released four cover albums as part of the series Graveyard Classics. On their most recent full-length album, Killing for Revenge from 2024, Six Feet Under moved away from death’n’roll and stepped into the classic death metal territory.