Dead & Buried · Full Shred Ahead · Life Sentence · Our Dying Whisper · Compound Fracture

Based out of the forty-ninth smallest state of Delaware, Dead And Buried have been delivering a punishing concoction of hardcore and metal that draws influence from All Out War, Merauder, and Cro-Mags, and Slayer, among others as they’ve persevered for the past eight years. Dead and Buried has two previous full-length recordings under their belt, "Bloodless" on DFF Records and “The Company I Keep” for Spook City Records. The band recently signed to Escapist Records and will issue their first recording in five years, "Bear Witness," this Fall. Dead and Buried has amassed an arsenal of new songs that demonstrate their strengthening as a band with songs that will blow their previous work completely out of the water. During their tenure as a band, Dead and Buried has shared the stage with many notables: All Out War, Death Threat, Death Before Dishonor, Ramallah, Terror, Out to Win, Reign Supreme, and more.

1)Life Sentence, there was also a Hardcore band named Life Sentence from Chicago, Illinois that existed during the mid-1980's as well as numerous others which can be found on Myspace...including a band made of schoolgirls. 2)Life Sentence are a 4 piece Metal-sing-along outfit from Gravesend, Kent. They've been tearing it up for about 5 years or so, gigging about, finding their feet and perfecting their sound! They had recorded demo's before, but not like this one. One of the tracks, "Violence is a Virtue" got airplay on XFM & Radio1. The band have also been featured in Metal Hammer, and they were featured on the CD that comes with Rhythm drumming magazine. They've played a lot of gigs together and it shows, they captivate audiences with their energetic live performance. This band love to play live and it really shows when it goes off on stage. They have made 4 CDs. These are Painkillers Needed E.P (released, March 2003), D.N.A (January 2004), Chaos Theory (January 2005 - a demo like never before) and they have recently recorded their debut full length album "Doctor Death" and released it at the end of 2006. It shows a progression for the band, as it is a lot more aggressive and straight to the point. However, sadly they decided to break up sometime in March 2007 and played their last gig at the Red Lion in Northfleet on the 30th of March. 3) Life Sentence from Albany, New York playing hardcore punk music.