Formed in 2008, Everyone Dies In Utah is an American post-hardcore band known for their energetic performances and a unique blend of metalcore, electronic elements, and post-hardcore influences. Hailing from Temple, Texas, the band took its intriguing name from a statement one of the members heard, which they felt encapsulated the universal experience of mortality that ties all humans together, irrespective of where they are from. Over the years, Everyone Dies In Utah has crafted a distinctive sound, characterized by a fusion of aggressive guitar riffs, electronic backdrops, and both clean and screamed vocals, which has garnered them a dedicated following within the alternative metal and post-hardcore scenes.

Their discography showcases a journey of musical evolution and experimentation, with releases ranging from the full-throttle intensity of albums like "Seeing Clearly" (2010) and "Neutral Ground" (2013), to the more experimental and nuanced sounds found in later releases such as “Polarities” (2012) and "Everyone Dies In Utah" (2016). The band’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of their genre is evident in their most recent releases, including singles like "Planetary (Phonk Mix)" and the expansive sonic landscapes explored in their albums "Supra / Infra (Deluxe)" and "Detox". With each new release, Everyone Dies In Utah continues to solidify their position in the alternative music world, captivating listeners with their dynamic compositions and thought-provoking themes.