Complete List Of Whitechapel Songs From A to Z

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Whitechapel has become one of the defining bands in modern deathcore, blending technical precision, relentless aggression, and emotional depth in a way that few other groups have achieved. Formed in 2006 in Knoxville, Tennessee, the band was founded by vocalist Phil Bozeman and guitarists Ben Savage and Brandon Cagle. Guitarist Alex Wade, bassist Gabe Crisp, and drummer Derek Martin joined soon afterward. The group quickly set out to create a sound that was both brutal and atmospheric, inspired by the darker side of death metal while also embracing the intensity of hardcore. The band’s name, taken from the London district where the infamous Jack the Ripper murders occurred, reflected their fascination with the macabre and their desire to explore the darker aspects of human emotion through music.

Their debut album, The Somatic Defilement, was released in 2007 through Siege of Amida Records and immediately established Whitechapel as a major force in the emerging deathcore scene. The album’s concept centered on Jack the Ripper, setting a grim and cinematic tone that would become a signature of the band’s thematic approach. Songs including “Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation” and “Ear to Ear” showcased Phil Bozeman’s commanding vocal delivery and the band’s use of three guitars, a rare configuration that allowed them to create a dense, crushing sound layered with intricate harmonies and textures.

The band’s rapid rise continued with their second album, This Is Exile, released in 2008 through Metal Blade Records. The album marked a step forward in both songwriting and production, featuring tighter arrangements and a more sophisticated approach to brutality. Tracks including “Possession” and the title song “This Is Exile” became anthems within the deathcore community and helped Whitechapel gain international recognition. The band began touring extensively, performing on major festival stages and sharing bills with acts including Cannibal Corpse, The Black Dahlia Murder, and Behemoth.

By the time they released A New Era of Corruption in 2010, Whitechapel had become one of the most respected bands in extreme metal. The record introduced a more polished production style and an even more precise execution of their signature sound. The album featured standout tracks including “Breeding Violence” and “The Darkest Day of Man,” further cementing their reputation for blending technicality with brute force. This period also marked Phil Bozeman’s emergence as one of metal’s most distinctive vocalists, combining ferocity with emotional weight.

In 2012, the band released the self-titled Whitechapel, which incorporated more melody and atmosphere while retaining the group’s heaviness. The record was praised for its maturity and experimentation, particularly on songs including “Hate Creation” and “Section 8.” Their subsequent album, Our Endless War, arrived in 2014 and continued this trajectory with a more refined approach to songwriting and production. The album debuted at number 10 on the Billboard 200 and featured fan favorites including “The Saw Is the Law” and “Mono.”

As Whitechapel evolved, they continued to push the boundaries of their sound. In 2016, they released Mark of the Blade, which combined a return to the band’s heavier foundations with an expansion of their musical identity. The album featured moments of clean singing alongside their trademark growls, most notably on “Bring Me Home,” a deeply personal reflection on Phil Bozeman’s loss of his parents. This vulnerability added a new dimension to the band’s music and showcased their willingness to evolve without abandoning their roots.

The band’s 2019 release, The Valley, represented a creative and emotional milestone. The album drew deeply from Bozeman’s experiences growing up in Tennessee, including childhood trauma and the death of his mother. Musically, it fused the band’s crushing heaviness with melodic and atmospheric passages, producing songs including “Hickory Creek” and “When a Demon Defiles a Witch.” The Valley was widely acclaimed for its emotional honesty and musical ambition.

In 2021, Whitechapel released Kin, a spiritual successor to The Valley. The album continued exploring internal struggle and self-reflection while pairing intense technical musicianship with haunting melodies and introspective lyrics. Tracks including “Lost Boy” and “A Bloodsoaked Symphony” demonstrated the band’s ability to balance aggression with atmosphere.

Whitechapel returned to a more relentlessly heavy approach with Hymns in Dissonance in 2025. The album’s ten-song narrative follows a cultist and his followers through a story built around blasphemy, ritual, and the seven deadly sins. Songs including “A Visceral Retch,” “Hate Cult Ritual,” “The Abysmal Gospel,” and “Nothing Is Coming for Any of Us” connected the group’s modern production with the brutality of their earlier work.

Over the years, Whitechapel has become known not only for their music but also for their work ethic and connection to their fans. The band’s members have spoken openly about their personal lives, mental health, and creative process. Their live performances are known for their intensity, precision, and emotional power.

With nine studio albums to their name, The Somatic Defilement (2007), This Is Exile (2008), A New Era of Corruption (2010), Whitechapel (2012), Our Endless War (2014), Mark of the Blade (2016), The Valley (2019), Kin (2021), and Hymns in Dissonance (2025), Whitechapel has solidified its legacy as one of the most innovative and enduring bands in modern metal.

The A-to-Z list below includes Whitechapel’s studio-album tracks, bonus tracks, the Recorrupted EP, the acoustic version of “Hickory Creek,” and separately released live recordings from The Brotherhood of the Blade and Live in the Valley. Remastered editions are not listed as separate recordings when the song itself remained unchanged.

Complete List Of Whitechapel Songs From A to Z

A–E

“A Bloodsoaked Symphony” – Kin (2021)
“A Bloodsoaked Symphony (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“A Future Corrupt” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“A Killing Industry” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“A Process So Familiar” – Our Endless War (2014)
“A Visceral Retch” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“The Abysmal Gospel” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“Alone in the Morgue” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Anticure” – Kin (2021)
“Anticure (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“Articulo Mortis” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Bedlam” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“Black Bear” – The Valley (2019)
“Black Bear (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“Blacked Out” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Breeding Violence” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“Breeding Violence (Big Chocolate Remix)” – Recorrupted (2011)
“Brimstone” – The Valley (2019)
“Brimstone (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“Bring Me Home” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“Brotherhood” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“(Cult)uralist” – Whitechapel (2012)
“Daemon (The Procreated)” – This Is Exile (2008)
“The Darkest Day of Man” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“Dead Silence” – Whitechapel (2012)
“Death Becomes Him” – This Is Exile (2008)
“Decennium” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“Devirgination Studies” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Devoid” – Whitechapel (2012)
“Devolver” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“Diabolic Slumber” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“Diggs Road” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Doom Woods” – The Valley (2019)
“Doom Woods (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“Dwell in the Shadows” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“Ear to Ear” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Elitist Ones” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“End of Flesh” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“End of Flesh (Acoustic Version)” – Recorrupted (2011)
“Eternal Refuge” – This Is Exile (2008)
“Ex Infernis” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“Exalt” – This Is Exile (2008)

F–J

“Faces” – Whitechapel (2012)
“Faces (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“Fairy Fay” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Fall of the Hypocrites” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Father of Lies” – This Is Exile (2008)
“Festering Fiesta” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Forgiveness Is Weakness” – The Valley (2019)
“Forgiveness Is Weakness (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“Hate Creation” – Whitechapel (2012)
“Hate Cult Ritual” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“Hickory Creek” – The Valley (2019)
“Hickory Creek (Acoustic)” – standalone single (2020)
“Hickory Creek (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“History Is Silent” – Kin (2021)
“How Times Have Changed” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Hymns in Dissonance” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“I Will Find You” – Kin (2021)
“I Will Find You (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“I, Dementia” – Whitechapel (2012)
“I, Dementia (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)

K–O

“Kin” – Kin (2021)
“Let Me Burn” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Lost Boy” – Kin (2021)
“Lost Boy (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“Lovelace” – The Valley (2019)
“Make It Bleed” – Whitechapel (2012)
“Mammoth God” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“Mark of the Blade” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“Messiahbolical” – This Is Exile (2008)
“Mono” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Mono (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“Murder Sermon” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“Necromechanical” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“Necrotizing” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“The Night Remains” – Whitechapel (2012)
“Nothing Is Coming for Any of Us” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“Of Legions” – This Is Exile (2008)
“The Ones That Made Us” – Kin (2021)
“Orphan” – Kin (2021)
“Orphan (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“The Other Side” – The Valley (2019)
“Our Endless War” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Our Endless War (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)

P–T

“Possession” – This Is Exile (2008)
“Possession (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“Possibilities of an Impossible Existence” – Whitechapel (2012)
“Possibilities of an Impossible Existence (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“Prayer of Mockery” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“Prisoner 666” – Hymns in Dissonance (2025)
“Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“Psychopathy” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Reprogrammed to Hate” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“Rise” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Rise (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“The Saw Is the Law” – Our Endless War (2014)
“The Saw Is the Law (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“The Saw Is the Law (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“Sea of Trees” – The Valley (2019)
“Section 8” – Recorrupted; Whitechapel (2011 and 2012)
“Section 8 (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“Single File to Dehumanization” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“The Somatic Defilement” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Somatically Incorrect” – This Is Exile (2008)
“Strength Beyond Strength” (Pantera cover) – Recorrupted (2011)
“Third Depth” – The Valley (2019)
“This Is Exile” – This Is Exile (2008)
“This Is Exile (Ben Weinman Remix)” – Recorrupted (2011)
“This Is Exile (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“This Is Exile (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“To All That Are Dead” – This Is Exile (2008)
“To the Wolves” – Kin (2021)
“Tormented” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“Tremors” – Mark of the Blade (2016)

U–Z

“Unnerving” – A New Era of Corruption (2010)
“Venomous” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“Vicer Exciser” – The Somatic Defilement (2007)
“Vicer Exciser (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)
“The Void” – Mark of the Blade (2016)
“We Are One” – The Valley (2019)
“When a Demon Defiles a Witch” – The Valley (2019)
“When a Demon Defiles a Witch (Live)” – Live in the Valley (2024)
“Without Us” – Kin (2021)
“Without You” – Kin (2021)
“Worship the Digital Age” – Our Endless War (2014)
“Worship the Digital Age (Live at The International)” – The Brotherhood of the Blade (2015)