Glass Casket is a deathcore band that emerged from the Asheboro area of North Carolina, showcasing their brand of music that intricately weaves elements of metalcore and technical death metal. The band was formed in 2001 and originally consisted of members Dustin Nadler on guitar, Sid Menon on bass, Blake Richardson on drums, Adam Cody providing the lead vocals, and Wes Hauch completing the lineup with additional guitar work. They quickly garnered attention in the heavy music scene for their aggressive yet intricate compositions coupled with Cody’s guttural vocal delivery.

Their debut album, "We Are Gathered Here Today…," released in 2004, marked a formidable entry that earned Glass Casket recognition for their punishing riffs and relentless pace. Continuing to hone their sound, the band followed up with "A Desperate Man's Diary" in 2006, refining their craft with a more polished production and advanced songwriting. While the group has maintained a relatively low profile since then, their influence on the deathcore genre is unmistakable, and they've left listeners with a legacy of compelling and sophisticated extreme music. Releases like the self-titled "Glass Casket" and "Let Them Go" continue to cement their place in the music libraries of metal aficionados, even as the band members have ventured into various other projects and endeavors within the music industry.