American metalcore titans As I Lay Dying have come incredibly close to the Death Match Hall of Fame in the past, even losing out to Suicide Silence after three straight wins. It takes four consecutive wins to gain entrance into the sacred Hall, and finally, As I Lay Dying have earned a spot in the Death Match Hall of Fame with 'No Lungs to Breathe.'
In one of the most impressive set of victories in the history of Loudwire's Death Match, Suffocation's new track 'As Grace Descends' has secured its place in the Death Match Hall of Fame.
A wholehearted congratulations is due for Connecticut hardcore leaders Hatebreed, as they're now official inductees into the Death Match Hall of Fame.
Congratulations are in order for the Acacia Strain. Their continued success in the Death Match has brought the Mass. band to the Hall of Fame after four consecutive victories.
A hearty congratulations to Swedish metal masters Katatonia, for they've just secured their place inside the Death Match Hall of Fame with four straight victories. The band bested a number of worthy foes in their Death Match endeavor, including some of modern metal's most successful bands.
Deathcore darlings Chelsea Grin and their insane fans just achieved a feat which has been achieved by very few bands. After winning four straight Death Matches in a row, Chelsea Grin's 'Lilith' has been officially declared immortal as it enters Loudwire's Death Match Hall of Fame.
Dying Fetus, welcome to the Death Match Hall of Fame. Here you will be showered with gold, groupies and an endless gaggle of enslaved soldiers to slay at your desire.
After an incredible string of victories and massive support from their rabid fans, Meshuggah's 'Break Those Bones Whose Sinews Gave It Motion' blasted through its competition with four straight victories -- thus earning a spot in Loudwire's Death Match Hall of Fame.
The Devil Wears Prada, along with their loyal and dedicated fans, have achieved a feat which has never been achieved in the history of Loudwire. The band's single 'Born to Lose' proved to be the antithesis of a self-fulfilling prophecy -- winning four straight Death Matches and making history as the first song ever to be inducted into the Death Match Hall of Fame.
