Whitechapel

With its self-titled fourth record, Tennessee deathcore band Whitechapel appears to have finally come into its own. A fully collaborative effort among six band members—including three guitarists—the shared writing shows in the album’s dense layers and newfound sense of melody. It might be Whitechapel’s most…

A deathcore band that often feels more "death" than "core," Whitechapel channel a sonic maelstrom of destruction on their eponymous fourth album, Whitechapel.

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