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# Whitechapel Enrapture Toronto with a Night of Deathcore Dissonance
- URL: https://www.thisdayinmetal.com/whitechapel-took-toronto-to-a-next-level-of-heaviness-with-a-sold-out-night-of-deathcore-toronto-felt-like-it-got-punched-in-the-face-with-a-deathcore-event-that-all-metal-heads-wouldnt/
- Published: 2025-03-27T23:22:07.000Z
- Updated: 2025-03-28T22:21:21.000Z
- Author: Ronnie the Metal Cremator 
- Tags: News, Whitechapel, Concert Reviews

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Whitechapel

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Kevin Muller of Alluvial

The sold-out concert at **Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall** did not disappoint.   
Doors opened at 5:30 p.m., and Atlanta’s **Alluvial** took the stage at 6:30 p.m.  
The venue was already filled to capacity when **Alluvial** performed. Their energy was exceptional, and the audience enthusiastically embraced their music. An early circle pit and a wall of death were notable highlights of their set, which lasted 30 minutes. Their sound incorporated thrashy, sludgy, and brutal elements, drawing influences from **Metallica, Alice in Chains**, and early death metal.

**Alluvial Setlist:**

1\. Exponent

2\. Thy Underling

3\. Sarcoma

4\. The Putrid Sunrise

5\. Area Code

6\. Fogbelt

7\. Bog Dweller

***Band Members:***

**Kevin Muller** – Vocals

**Wes Hauch** – guitar and vocals

**Tim Walker** – Bass

**Zack Dean** – Drums

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Steve Buhl of 200 Stab Wounds

Following **Alluvial’s** performance, Cleveland’s **200 Stab Wounds** took the stage. Their fast and heavy sound reminiscent of speed metal captivated the audience. Singing along to most of their songs, the crowd engaged in lively circle pits and stage dives. Their sound echoed the styles of **Exciter** and **Venom**. Their set also concluded after 30 minutes.

**200 Stab Wounds Setlist:**

1\. Hands of Eternity

2\. Masters of Morbidity

3\. Fatal Reality

4\. Defiled Gestation

5\. Drilling Your Head

6\. Gross Abuse

7\. She Was Already Dead

8\. Phallic Filth

9\. Skin Milk

10\. Tow Rope Around the Throat

***Band Members:***

**Steve Buhl** – Vocal and Guitar

**Lance Buckly** – Guitar

**Ezra Cook** – Bass

**Owen Pooley** – Drums

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Liam Beeson of Brand of Sacrifice

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Kyle Anderson Brand of Sacrifice

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Andrew Kim Brand Of Sacrifrice

Toronto’s **Brand of Sacrifice** (BOS) were next. This band is a must-see live experience. Vocalist **Kyle Anderson (Demon King)** electrified the crowd with his exceptional stage presence. After the first three songs, **Anderson** halted the performance due to a medical emergency involving a fan in the audience. Medical staff promptly attended to the fan, transporting him in a wheelchair. **Anderson** expressed gratitude to the medical and security teams for their prompt response. During the intermission, it was evident that **Anderson** was concerned about the fan’s well-being. Upon the resumption of the concert, the pit and crowd surfing resumed.

  
Toronto's **Brand of Sacrifice** (BOS) had not released a new album in four years. During their performance, they played a new song that will be featured on their upcoming album. The audience eagerly anticipated hearing the album. As a native of Toronto, **Kyle**, the lead vocalist, expressed his childhood dream of performing at **Danforth Music Hall.** His dream came true, and he graciously invited fans to meet him after the set. This humility showcased his down-to-earth nature.

I returned to meet **Kyle**, and he was exceptionally friendly and accommodating. He signed a photograph for me, further emphasizing his humility. I am highly anticipating their new album and would love to witness this band perform on a larger stage. Their rise to prominence is evident, and their music can be heard on **SiriusXM Liquid Metal**. The performance lasted approximately 50 minutes. 

**Brand of Sacrifice** setlist:

1\. Dawn

2\. Demon King

3\. Lifeblood

4\. Altered Eyes

5\. Exodus

6\. Purge

7\. Blinded

8\. New Song

9\. Charlotte

10\. Millennium

11\. Eclipse

***Band Members:***

**Kyle Anderson (Demon King)** – Vocals

**Liam Beeson** – Guitar

**Michael Leo Valeri** – Guitar, Keyboard and Percussion

**Andrew Kim** – Bass

**Chason Westmoreland** – Drums

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Phil Bozman Whitechapel

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Alex Wade Whitechapel

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Phil Bozman Whitechapel

Next, the headliners were **Whitechapel,** a band from Knoxville, Tennessee, who were supporting their new album, “Hymns in Dissonance,” released on March 7, 2025, through **Metal Blade Records**. I must commend this album as an exceptional piece of work. It will undoubtedly be included in my top 2025 albums list. Prior to their performance, the crowd erupted in cheers for **Whitechapel,** chanting their name for approximately five minutes. The band took the stage with renewed energy, launching into the opening track of “Hymns in Dissonance,” “Prisoner 666.” 

The lead singer, **Phil Bozeman,** commanded the stage with his powerful vocals, captivating the audience. The crowd’s enthusiasm was palpable, and security personnel were on high alert due to the rampant crowd surfing.  
**Whitechapel** is a band that should not be missed live. Their fans were incredibly passionate, singing along with the band throughout the performance.  
The entire performance, including three songs from their new album, was met with enthusiastic applause from the crowd. **Whitechapel’s** set concluded after approximately 60 minutes. 

**Whitechapel Setlist:**

1\. Prisoner 666

2\. Hymns in Dissonance

3\. Brimstone

4\. A Bloodsoaked Symphony

5\. Forgiveness Is Weakness

6\. I, Dementia

7\. A Visceral Retch

8\. Hate Cult Ritual

9\. Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation

10\. Possession

11\. This Is Exile

12\. Let Me Burn

13\. Our Endless War

14\. Saw Is the Law

15\. Doom Wood

***Band Members:***

**Phil Bozeman** – Vocals

**Ben Savage** – Lead Guitar

**Alex Wade** – Rhythm Guitar

**Zach Householder** – Third Guitar

**Gabe Crisp** – Bassist

**Brandon Zackey** – Drums

This evening provided an exceptional experience for the Toronto live music scene, featuring four remarkable bands dedicated to the genre of deathcore.  
The only individuals who experienced disappointment were those who chose not to attend. We highly recommend experiencing this tour, as live music consistently surpasses recorded performances. By supporting the band and purchasing merchandise, you contribute to their success and enhance your own enjoyment. 

Remember to always Listen to Metal!

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