Notable Artists (past and Present)
- Adema
- Akercocke
- Anal Cunt
- Anata
- Annihilator (for Europe)
- At the Gates
- Autonomy
- Beecher
- The Berzerker
- Biomechanical
- Blood Red Throne
- Bring Me the Horizon (for US releases only)
- The Browning
- Brutal Truth
- Bolt Thrower
- Bonded By Blood
- Cadaver
- Candiria
- Carcass
- Carnage
- Cathedral
- Cauldron
- Cerebral Bore
- The Chasm
- Circle of Dead Children
- Clutch
- Coalesce
- Concrete Sox
- Confessor
- Cult of Luna
- Decapitated
- December Wolves
- Deicide
- Delta 9
- Diamond Plate
- The Dillinger Escape Plan
- Dub War
- Enforcer
- Entombed
- Ephel Duath
- Evile
- Ewigkeit
- Extreme Noise Terror
- Forest Stream
- Fudge Tunnel
- Gama Bomb
- Godflesh
- Hate Eternal
- The Haunted
- Heresy
- Ignominious Incarceration
- Insision
- Iron Monkey
- Janus Stark
- Lawnmower Deth
- Massacre
- Misery Loves Co.
- Morbid Angel
- Mortiis
- Municipal Waste
- Naked City
- Napalm Death
- Nocturnus
- Oceano
- OLD
- Painkiller
- Pitchshifter
- Rival Sons
- Savage Messiah
- Scorn
- Society 1
- Sore Throat
- Spazztic Blurr
- SSS
- Sleep
- !T.O.O.H.!
- Terrorizer
- Vader
- Violator
- Woods of Ypres
- White Wizzard
- With Passion
- Wormrot
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