Texas In July was an American metalcore band hailing from Ephrata, Pennsylvania, formed in 2007. The band became a significant force in the metalcore scene with energetic live shows and a series of powerful studio releases. Over their active years, Texas In July cemented their reputation with a sound characterized by heavy guitar riffs, intense breakdowns, and a blend of screamed vocals and melodic choruses. Their self-titled album, "Texas in July (Deluxe Edition)," showcased the band's ability to balance complexity with accessibility, earning them a loyal following within the heavy music community.

Throughout their career, Texas In July released multiple albums and EPs that expanded their reach and influence. Notable releases such as "One Reality" and "Bloodwork" demonstrate their relentless drive and musical evolution. Tracks like "Broken Soul," "Sweetest Poison," and "Nooses" display the band's knack for creating visceral and emotive metalcore anthems. Despite their disbandment in 2015, the legacy of Texas In July persists, with their final album "Bloodwork" serving as a testament to their impact on the genre. The band's discography, including EPs like "Salt of the Earth," as well as relentless touring schedules, helped foster a lasting connection with fans worldwide, and they remain a touchstone for aficionados of the metalcore scene.