Exit Ten was a British band known for their unique blend of metalcore and melodic rock, a sound that often incorporated elements of post-hardcore and progressive rock. Formed in the early 2000s in Reading, Berkshire, the band garnered attention for their dynamic composition style and the use of dual vocalists which featured both screamed and clean singing. Drawing inspiration from a broad spectrum of musical influences, Exit Ten managed to carve out a niche in the UK's heavy music scene, setting themselves apart with their technical musicianship and emotionally charged performances.

Throughout their career, Exit Ten released a series of well-received records, including their much-praised debut full-length album "Remember the Day" in 2008, which showcased their talent for crafting powerful songs with intricate arrangements and anthemic choruses. This was followed by the ambitious "Give Me Infinity" in 2011, an album that pushed their sound further into progressive territories while maintaining their metalcore roots. Despite their growing popularity, Exit Ten remained underground favorites, never breaking fully into the mainstream but securing a devoted fanbase with their intense live shows and the releases of works like the "Sunset EP" and "This World, They'll Drown." The band strived for growth and innovation with each release, culminating in their last offering "Suggest a Path," which further refined their signature blend of technical proficiency and emotive melodies before they eventually disbanded.