Melodic deathcore band from Ocala, Florida, formed in 2022, combining the hook-driven melody of melodic death metal with the breakdowns and vocal extremity characteristic of modern deathcore.

Panama City, Florida's The Killing Toke have been building their sprawling black/death/doom hybrid since 2013, drawing from across the extreme metal spectrum without ever sounding scattered. Their name gestures toward the psychedelic, and indeed there's a haze running through their music that softens the brutality just enough to add disorientation to the dread. They're a singular entry in the Florida panhandle underground — a region better known for beach towns than for extreme metal.

Orlando's The Tome traffic in black/death metal with an occult sensibility, weaving blasphemous atmosphere into caustic riffwork since 2018. Their releases operate under the Bandcamp handle onelandoneking, hinting at a singular, totalizing vision within the extreme metal underground.

A death metal act from Tampa, Florida formed in 2024, Thorax of a Mastermind take their cues from a city with one of death metal's most legendary pedigrees, carrying on the tradition of surgical riffs and guttural extremity.

Tampa's Tomb of Ligeia blend black and death metal into a dark, menacing hybrid that fits naturally within the Florida city's celebrated extreme metal lineage, drawing on both genres' capacity for dread and violence.

Tone Glass emerged from Inverness, Florida in 2022 fusing melodic death metal's harmonic sensibility with metalcore's rhythmic punch and breakdown-driven dynamics. It's a blend common to small-town Florida scenes where genre lines blur freely, and their Bandcamp presence points to an active young act still finding its footing.

Pinellas Park, Florida's Tortured Soul traffic in death/thrash metal that reflects the Sunshine State's long tradition of ferocious underground extremity, blending the riff attack of thrash with death metal's darker sonic palette.

A death and thrash metal band from Columbus, Florida, formed in 2019, Toxic Megacolon embrace both the clinical precision of death metal and the aggressive groove of thrash, delivering their extreme metal with a blunt, unpolished edge and a name that dares you to take them seriously.

Jacksonville's Trash Panda occupy the brutal end of Florida's already ferocious death metal scene, merging deathcore breakdowns with slam-influenced brutality since 2016 under a name that belies the weight of their sound.