Death Match

Right as Meshuggah were at the front door to a second entry into the Death Match Hall of Fame, the band was bested by American metalcore act As I Lay Dying. Now that As I Lay Dying have secured a win over the Swedish crushers, the metalcore band now begin their own march to the Death Match Hall of Fame, but not without some strong competition blocking their way.

Marching along the road to the Death Match Hall of Fame with the feet of giants, Meshuggah have crushed yet another opponent. With fellow Hall of Famers the Acacia Strain having fallen at the hands of the Swedish extreme metal heroes, Meshuggah need only one more win to be the first act in Death Match history to have two songs declared as immortal in the sacred Hall of Fame.

Meshuggah just crushed Six Feet Under in our latest Death Match. With the Swedish giants stomping out their second band in a row, they find themselves halfway to the Death Match Hall of Fame and becoming the first act to ever have two songs inducted. However, they now go against fellow Death Match Hall of Famers.

Swedish extreme metal titans Meshuggah were able to knock off Neurosis in our latest Death Match, beginning Meshuggah's second run toward the Death Match Hall of Fame. The band's track 'Break Those Bones Whose Sinews Gave It Motion' has already been declared immortal in the sacred hall, but now Meshuggah have the opportunity to be the first act to ever earn two Death Match Hall of Fame spots. Read

Experimental post metal legends Neurosis have defeated fellow alchemists Cult of Luna in our latest Death Match. With the Californian act claiming their first Death Match win, they've got a chance to make it into the Death Match Hall of Fame by securing three more wins. However, in order to gain another win, Neurosis have to shatter through one of extreme metal's biggest acts.

With Suffocation's brutal victory over Cannibal Corpse, the battle of the death metal titans was settled in last week's Death Match. Now that Suffocation have entered the Death Match Hall of Fame and their track 'As Grace Descends' has been declared immortal, we've got two open spots ready to be filled. This week, we venture into bleak and doomy territory with these two veteran bands.

New York death metal icons Suffocation have been decimating every opponent daring enough to take them on in Loudwire's series of Death Matches. Suffocation need only one more win for the track 'As Grace Descends' to be inducted into our Death Match Hall of Fame. The band has beaten out some of the world's heaviest bands, but we're giving them perhaps the most legendary, innovative and most importa

We hope you enjoyed Loudwire's most brutal Death Match to date, which featured Suffocation taking on Dying Fetus. After tons of votes and an incredibly close race between two of brutal death metal's founding acts, Suffocation snagged a win to claim their second consecutive victory. Don't turn your speakers down yet though, because Suffocation have another heavier-than-hell opponent to face. Read M

Death metal legends Suffocation trampled British metalcore band Bring Me the Horizon in our last Death Match. Supported by their blood-bound fans, Suffocation were able to achieve a massive win over their popular opponents. Those same fans demanded a purely brutal competitor for Suffocation to face. You demanded it, and now we deliver.

Welcome to the first Death Match of 2013! Connecticut hardcore heroes Hatebreed ended 2012 with four consecutive wins, locking up a spot in the Death Match Hall of Fame. With Hatebreed's 'Put It to the Torch' declared as immortal, we have two vacant spots for this week's match. ...