Inter Arma is an American metal band whose sonic portfolio spans a vast soundscape including sludge, black metal, doom, and progressive elements. Formed in Richmond, Virginia, in 2006, the band consists of T.J. Childers (drums), Steven Russell (guitars), Trey Dalton (guitars), Mike Paparo (vocals), and Andrew Lacour (bass). They have steadily established themselves as a unique force within the metal community, known for their eclectic style and ability to weave together intense, atmospheric, and often transcendental musical experiences.

Since the release of their debut album "Sundown" in 2010, Inter Arma has gained critical acclaim and a loyal following. Their recent offerings, including "Sulphur English" (2019), demonstrate their relentless push into new realms of aural heaviness and complexity. Even as they tread through the murky waters of various metal subgenres, Inter Arma stands out for their willingness to experiment and defy categorization. In 2020, they took a step back from their own expansive compositions to honor their influences with "Garbers Days Revisited," a covers album featuring renditions of classics by artists such as Neil Young, Nine Inch Nails, and Prince, showcasing not only their versatility and wide range of inspiration but also their ability to reinterpret iconic tracks within their own formidable sound.