XIII Minutes | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Tulsa, Oklahoma, U.S. |
| Genres | |
| Years active | 2015–present |
| Labels | Rottweiler Records |
| Members | Jamie Kucinski Thomas Wheat Preston Bell Jerrod Cunningham |
| Past members | John Walker Horace Young Michael Rowley Aaron Smith |
| Website | XIII Minutes on Facebook |
XIII Minutes, also known as Thirteen Minutes, is an American groove metal and metalcore band that was formed in late 2015 out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. [7] The band is signed to Rottweiler Records. [7]
XIII Minutes began in late 2015, originating out of Tulsa, Oklahoma. [7] At the time, Jamie Kucinski and Aaron Smith were in another band. The other band lost their vocalist, which led to the two searching for a new vocalist. [1] The two found Michael Rowley. [1] The band quickly shifted into Thirteen Minutes, with the three also adding rhythm guitarist Horace Young and bassist John Walker. [8] The band worked on material for a long period of time, eventually signing with Rottweiler Records. [7] In an agreement between Rottweiler and the band, they decided to release material in the form of two song releases titled digital 45s. [9] With the agreement in place, the band debuted with the release of their first D45, Sibling Rivalry. [10] The D45 was followed up by the releases of Macharia, Obsessed, and Water Vice. [2] [11] [12] [13] On April 5, 2019, the band released their album, Obsessed, which had become a long-awaited release. [14] [15] [16] The album was very well received, receiving high reviews. [14] [5] [17] In 2020, the band announced they would be taking a brief hiatus, as lead guitarist Aaron Smith departed the band due to undisclosed reasons. [18]
On March 5, 2021, co-founder and drummer Jamie Kucinski announced the band was on indefinite hiatus. In early 2022, XIII Minutes announced their return and were auditioning vocalists finally announcing Jordan Harvey as their new vocalist in June 2022.
On June 7, 2023, it was announced on Facebook that labelmate I Am The Pendragon's Jerrod Cunningham would be assuming vocalist duties beginning in September.
Current
Former
Timeline
Studio albums
D45s
Singles
Frost Like Ashes is an American Christian black metal band that formed in Kansas City, Missouri in 2001. The band has released three EPs and a full-length album, Tophet, and their songs have appeared on three compilation albums. Previously signed to Psycho Acoustix Records and currently to Sullen Records, an imprint of Open Grave Records, their music combines elements of black metal, death metal and thrash metal with keyboards and virtuosic vocals notable for "switching between about 10 different extreme styles within a given song." Their lyrics have achieved attention for their harsh output, providing a Christian point of view for the regular themes of black metal music. The band is also controversial for using the typical corpse paint style often associated with the black metal visuals.
Death Requisite is a heavy metal band from Sarasota, Florida. The band describes their style as "blackened symphonic melodic Technical death metal" or simply "extreme hybrid metal". The band has played with Living Sacrifice, Extol, Zao, Norma Jean, and Sleeping Giant. The band is signed to Rottweiler Records.
Death Therapy is an American Christian metal band from Atlanta, Georgia. The project was formed in 2015 by Jason Wisdom, the bassist and vocalist of Becoming the Archetype. The band has since signed with Solid State Records and have released three albums, The Storm Before the Calm, Voices, Melancholy Machines, and a demo. The band has described their sound as industrial groove metal.
Doomsday Hymn is a Brazilian Christian metal band, whose music incorporates metalcore, death metal, groove metal and thrash metal. They started making music together in 2013. They have released one studio album, Mene Tequel Ufarsim (2015), with Rottweiler Records.
Hand of Fire is an American thrash metal band that originated in California. The band started in 2015 as a vision of frontman, Jim Settle, formerly of Tantrum of the Muse.
Taking the Head of Goliath is a Christian death metal band that originated in 2015.
Rapture is a Christian hardcore punk band from San Francisco, California.
Christageddon is an unblack metal project, formed by Jesse McKinney of The Synics Awakening.
Ascending King is an extreme metal band that originated in Midlothian, Texas.
Symphony of Heaven is a Christian blackened death metal band from Owensville, Indiana, United States. The band began in 2017 as a solo project, but morphed into a full band by 2019, consisting of Logan Thompson (guitars/vocals), David Napier (bass), Eero Tertsunen (guitars), and Mason Beard (drums). The band has released two studio albums, two EPs, and a split release. According to HM Magazine, the band is "one of the best death metal acts to form in the past four years" as of 2021.
Timōrātus, also stylized as TIMŌRĀTUS, began in 2006, as a solo project of David Napier. The band was to begin as a metal band, but Napier, who had injured his hands, began the project with a more programmed electronic foundation. The band describes their style as "Multi-genre metal".
Shadow Puncher is a death metal project that began in 2016 as a solo project of Max Kevin Ølstøren. The band began as a death metal/black metal project out of Trondheim, Norway, releasing demos with hand-drawn art. The band was signed to Nosral Recordings.
Outrage A.D., originally known as Outrage, is a Canadian Christian thrash and death metal band that originated in Ottawa, Ontario. The band began in 1992 as Outrage and eventually disbanded in 1995. In 2013, the band reunited and changed their name to Outrage A.D.
Light Unseen is an American death metal and grindcore band founded in San Marcos, Texas, United States, by local genre veteran Christian "Shun" Marthiljohni of Diminished, Southern Front and the Monk. He hired his friend Adrian Trevino to take over drums. The band signed with Nosral Recordings in January 2018, has been compared to Tortured Conscience and Antidemon and is signed to Rottweiler Records.
Cruentis is a progressive black metal band that originated out of Quesnel, British Columbia, Canada. The band began in 2012 with the lineup of Jesse Dean and Tyler DeMerchant. The band was signed with Madison, Wisconsin-based label Nosral Recordings until the label's disbandment in 2019.
Nuclear Blaze is a blackened grindcore project formed by Jarek "Fire" Pozarycki of unblack metal bands Frost Like Ashes and Elgibbor. The band began in July 2006, as a solo venture of Pozarycki. The band was signed with Nosral Recordings until it went out of business.
R.A.I.D, an abbreviation for Rueban and the Imperium Division, is an Indian metallic hardcore band that originated out of Hyderabad, India.
Brotality is an American thrash and groove metal band that originated out of Narrowsburg, New York. The band began in 2016 between brothers Bryce (guitars/vocals) and Reece Maopolski (bass/vocals). In 2018, the band was joined by Liam Fenton on drums and the band began to record and perform shows alongside the likes of Knocked Loose, Red, Deep Purple, and Judas Priest. The band cites Mastodon, Alice Cooper, Metallica, Silent Planet, August Burns Red, and many others as influences.
Maniacal Entropik Discordium is the second album by melodic death metal band Symphony of Heaven. The album was released in 2021, four years after the debut of The Season of Death on Nosral Recordings. The album is the debut of Eero Tertsunen on guitars, David "Timōrātus" Napier (Timōrātus) on bass, and Mason "Asaph" Beard on drums, which saw founder Logan "Pathos" Thompson switch from everything to solely guitars and vocals. The album was originally titled Entropy, however Thompson changed the title later on throughout the process.
The Ascension of Extinction is the third EP by melodic death metal band Symphony of Heaven. The EP was the band's debut with Rottweiler Records, a Ft. Wayne, Indiana-based label that housed artists such as Skald in Veum and Pantokrator, both of whose vocalists share a guest spot on the EP. The EP was released on September 4, 2020. In the song "DeathMarch", the band quotes 2nd Thessalonians, chapter 2.