Originally a side project for Cannibal Corpse vocalist Chris Barnes and former Obituary guitarist Allen West, Six Feet Under eventually became a full-time proposition when friction between Barnes and his other bandmates became too much to bear. Featuring ex-Death bassist Terry Butler and drummer Greg Gall in the rhythm section, Six Feet Under issued their debut album, Haunted, in 1995. Barnes subsequently quit Cannibal Corpse, and Six Feet Under issued the stopgap EP Alive and Dead in 1996 to tide fans over until the following year's full-length, Warpath. Third album Maximum Violence appeared in 1999. Graveyard Classics followed a year later and 2001's True Carnage featured guest vocals from Ice-T. Double Dead arrived in 2002, followed by Bringer of Blood in 2003, Graveyard Classics, Vol. 2 in 2004, 13 and the Decade in the Grave box in 2005, Commandment in 2007, Death Rituals in 2008, and Graveyard Classics, Vol. 3 in 2010. The band eventually went through a membership shakeup in 2011-2012, with Gall leaving to form a new project, Exitsect, 2011 touring bassist Matt DeVries leaving to join Fear Factory, and Butler leaving to join Obituary. Six Feet Under recruited drummer Kevin Talley, guitarist Rob Arnold, and bassist Jeff Hughell to fill the spots, and later in 2012 released their ninth studio album, Undead.

Embryonic Autopsy is a Brutal Death Metal band focused on bringing back the style that made the Death Metal genre so popular back in the early ‘90s. Blazing guitar, guttural vocals, and lightning fast drumming the way Death Metal was meant to be.

The band includes a powerhouse of seasoned extreme metal veterans. Featuring Tim King from technical death metal pioneers Oppressor on vocals. Former Otep guitarist Scott Roberts on guitars, and a full force rhythm section consisting of bassist Kenxi Dupey and drummer Marco Fimbres. Embryonic Autopsy’s debut album “Prophecies of the conjoined” was released in February 2022 through Massacre Records and met with massive success in the underground metal scene. Hailed as an album that brought back the dynamics and raw energy of old school Brutal Death Metal, the album met with rave reviews and got the band placed on many great tours throughout the album cycle. The album featured many guest appearances by legends in the Death Metal scene including James Murphy (Death, Obituary), Terrance Hobbs (Suffocation) and Doc Coyle (God Forbid). The album itself was a concept album based on the theory of aliens visiting and helping to teach the Egyptian, Mayan, and Aztec cultures by furthering their technology. It would not be until centuries later that a spaceship crash in Roswell, New Mexico, would give scientists actual life forms to study. The DNA of these alien life forms were combined with human DNA to create alien/human hybrids. Although successfully spliced and kept alive, these hybrids were abominations of nature and soon turned against humanity. From a musical standpoint, the album features some of the most intense and uncompromising extreme music following in the footsteps of the legendary predecessors that made the death metal genre the most extreme form of music on the planet.