Cane Hill

Cane Hill is an American heavy metal band that emerged from New Orleans, Louisiana, forging a path in the music scene with their intense and dark sonic landscape. The group formed in 2013 and quickly positioned themselves as one of the fresh acts to watch in the metalcore and nu metal revival movements. Named after an infamous psychiatric hospital in the UK, Cane Hill's music embodies a gritty and visceral energy, often exploring themes of mental strife, societal problems, and personal conflict.

Garnering a dedicated following through their aggressive performances and evocative music, Cane Hill released their debut self-titled EP in 2015, later making a significant impact with their first full-length album, "Smile," in 2016. The band's recent body of work, including projects like "Krewe De La Mort, Vol. 1" and "God Is The Enemy," along with tracks such as "Endless Riots" and "GODLESS," reflects their continued evolution and willingness to push boundaries. "Kill The Sun," a more melodic and stripped-down release, showcased the band's versatility and depth, indicating their refusal to stagnate or be pigeonholed into a single genre. With "Krewe D'Amour, Vol II" and "A Form of Protest," Cane Hill continues to cement their status as a powerful force in the metal scene, unafraid to blend heavy riffs, raw emotion, and compelling storytelling in their music.

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