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<li>Malevolent Creation:<br> Started their career in 1987 in Buffalo, NY, where they recorded and distributed their first demo. Moving to a more fertile music scene in Florida they produced their second demo with a pressing of 1,000 copies. Finally, a third demo the following year recorded by Scott Burns at Morris Sound which landed Malevolent Creation a record deal with Roadrunner and the first full-length album titled The Ten Commandments, considered by many to be one of the strongest Death Metal debut albums.<br><br> The recording process for the following albums, such as Retribution, and Stillborn, were ridden with line-up changes, the beginning of a common occurrence that has since become a Malevolent Creation trademark. As mastermind Phil Fasciana sums it up, "If you're too slow, you've got to go". Never allowing the revolving musicians to affect the power and skill of the band in a negative way, the rotation only added mystery and fan interest in the next step of the band's career. Continuing to fight their martial battles stronger and stronger with each release, Malevolent Creation labeled 'The Mike Tyson of Death Metal' never let anyone down with new additions or replacements.<br><br><li> Massacre:<br> Massacre is an American death metal band from Tampa, Florida. Throughout their career, the band members have formed and disbanded numerous times. The band broke up again in December 2014, only to reform in December 2016.<br><br><li> Deathbringer brings forth a brand of Death Metal that can only be described as a pure hybrid. Equally taking influences from the likes of Decrepit Birth, Meshuggah, Death & Morbid Angel to the eclectic sounds of Ulver and Anaal Nathrakh.<br><br> Formed in 2002 in Belarus by guitarist Artyom Serdyuk, progressive death metal pioneers. Deathbringer have toured across the globe sharing stages with Vader, Behemoth, Marduk, Hate and many more. Their debut album, "Homo Divisus", came in 2007 and subsequently saw the band embark on their first European headline tour the following year to rave reviews.<br><br> "IT" emerges as the band's sophomore record which initially began in 2013, but due to health issues, personal lives, and later a global pandemic, had to be postponed. In 2022, with guest appearances from Bobby Koelble (Death), Tommy Talamanca (Sadist), and Mariusz Domaradzki (Masachist, Yattering, Azarath), "IT" finally saw the light of day released by the Unique Leader Records.<br><br><li> Invictus:<br> Japanese Death Metal band<br><br> <b>Please note:</b><br> Annual membership card (€3) required for entry. Malevolent Creation + Massacre + Deathbringer + Invictus