Attila

Forming in Atlanta in 2005, Attila set off on a mission to bring fun back to the metal scene and never looked back. Having to work against the odds every step of the way, the band quickly managed to gain national attention with their explosive energy on the stage, and their fearless attitude towards the opposition. With each release, the band tightened their grip on the throat of metalcore royalty, becoming an absolute monster in the heavy music world and beyond. After seeing many buzz bands come and go over the years, Attila continued to push their way uphill into a worldwide brand. Don’t let the party lifestyle fool you, Attila is one of the hardest working bands you’ll ever come across, and they are far from done.

Having burst onto the scene with their John Feldmann (Blink-182, The Used) produced debut album Mis-An-Thrope and its follow up, School of Thought produced by Kevin Churko (5FDP, Disturbed), Phoenix band DED take no prisoners. The band embodies elements of Nu Metal, Hardcore, Punk and rock with pop melodies, hooks and choruses, cloaked in some of the most dense and guttural sounds you’ll hear. With Mis-An-Thrope, DED took the rock world by storm, generating over 45 million streams to date, debuting at #1 on the Alternative New Artist chart and #3 on the Top New Artist Albums chart. Singles “Anti-Everything” and “Remember the Enemy” reached Top 20 at Active Rock Radio with SiriusXM’s Octane naming DED “Artist Discovery of the Year”. Touring-wise, DED were featured on The KoRn and Stone Sour’s “Serenity of Summer” tour and lit up festival stages including Download, Aftershock, Louder Than Life, Rocklahoma, Rock on the Range, Ship Rocked and more.

There was no stopping them as they followed with their sophomore album School of Thought. Where they graced the cover of legendary magazine Alternative Press, toured with Bad Omens, In This Moment, Wage War, Black Veil Brides, re-hit the festival circuits and landed their biggest and highest charting Radio hit with “Kill Beautiful Things” #13 on mediabase, spending 21 weeks on the chart.

The band is now newly signed with UNFD and have dropped the new single “Rockstar,” which fires shots at the rock star trope.