Straight Line Stitch is an American metal band that originates from Knoxville, Tennessee. The group has been known for mixing the harsh intensity of metal with the melodic elements of more mainstream genres, creating a unique sound that has garnered them a dedicated fan base. The band was formed in 2000 and underwent several line-up changes over the years, with Alexis Brown joining as the lead vocalist in 2003, a significant addition that shaped the band's direction and sound.

Straight Line Stitch gained momentum in the metal scene with their 2008 album "When Skies Wash Ashore," which featured the single "Black Veil," a track that showcased their blend of aggression and melody. They followed this up with "The Fight Of Our Lives" in 2011, further solidifying their presence in the genre with powerful riffs and emotive lyrics. The EP "The Word Made Flesh" came in 2014, serving as a testament to their creative evolution and resilience in a challenging industry. They continued their musical journey with the 2015 EP "Transparency," which highlighted their dynamic range and Brown's potent vocal delivery. Their most recent work includes the 2016 EP "To Be Godlike," where Straight Line Stitch continued to push their boundaries and embrace new influences while staying true to their heavy roots. Despite the challenges of the evolving music landscape, Straight Line Stitch remains an enduring entity in metal, celebrated for their hard-hitting performances and authentic connection to their fans.