Six Feet Under

Six Feet Under is an American death metal band formed in 1993 in Tampa, Florida, by former Cannibal Corpse vocalist Chris Barnes. Known for their heavy, groove-laden sound, they blend elements of death metal with influences from hardcore punk and thrash metal, contributing to the subgenre known as death-doom. The band's notable works include their debut album, "Haunted" (1995), which is widely regarded as a classic in the genre, and subsequent albums like "Warpath" (1997) and "True Carnage" (2001). Their song "Graveyard Classics," a series of covers of classic rock and metal songs, showcases their unique take on diverse musical influences. Six Feet Under has had a significant impact on the death metal scene, influencing numerous bands with their distinct sound and approach to songwriting. Despite lineup changes over the years, Chris Barnes remains a prominent figure, and the band continues to tour and release music, maintaining a loyal fan base. Their contributions helped shape the direction of American death metal in the late 1990s and early 2000s, solidifying their legacy in the genre.