Formed in the late 1990s in suburban Chicago, Dead To Fall emerged as a noteworthy entity within the metalcore scene, blending elements of melodic death metal and hardcore punk into a sound distinctly their own. The band's musical journey is marked by intense, breakdown-laden compositions, coupled with socio-political and introspective lyrical themes. Their early work, notably the albums "Everything I Touch Falls To Pieces" (2002) and "Villainy And Virtue" (2004), showcased a raw, aggressive edge that garnered them a dedicated following and a respected place among contemporaries.

As Dead To Fall evolved, so too did their musical output, with albums like "The Phoenix Throne" (2006) and "Are You Serious?" (2008) demonstrating a willingness to experiment and push the boundaries of their genre. Despite their progression, the band never lost the visceral intensity that first defined them. Throughout their career, Dead To Fall has been known not only for their relentless touring schedule but also for their lineup changes, which, while challenging, never deterred them from producing passionate and impactful music. After a hiatus, their return with later works such as "No One Is Coming To Help" and "Rot & Decay" signaled a band that, despite the years and industry changes, remained as relevant and determined as ever to forge their path in the heavy music landscape.