Soilent Green is a band that has carved a niche for itself within the heavy metal scene, particularly noted for its seamless blending of sludge, grindcore, and death metal, with a penchant for experimentation and a Southern rock underpinning. Formed in 1988 in Metairie, Louisiana, Soilent Green has become known for their intense, energetic live performances and their complex, heavy sound. Overcoming various lineup changes and adversity, including the tragic death of bassist Scott Williams and the impact of Hurricane Katrina on their hometown, the band has shown a resolute dedication to their craft.

The band's discography showcases their evolution and musical prowess, with albums such as "Inevitable Collapse in the Presence of Conviction" (2008) and "Confrontation" (2005) exhibiting a maturity in their songwriting and technical execution. Their earlier works, "A Deleted Symphony for the Beaten Down" (2001), "Pussysoul" (1995), and the combination of the "Sewn Mouth Secrets" (1998) with the EP "A String of Lies" (2000), reveal the band's raw and visceral approach that garnered them a loyal following. Soilent Green's ability to articulate societal and personal turmoil through an aggressive sonic landscape has earned them a respected place within the metal community, while their relentless progression ensures their sound remains fresh and unpredictable.

Genres

American Grindcore

Grindcore

Louisiana Metal

Sludge Metal

Stoner Metal

Latest Release

Inevitable Collapse in the Presence of Conviction

Soilent Green

Album - 11 Tracks - Released April 15, 2008