Complete List Of Slaughter to Prevail Songs From A to Z

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Slaughter to Prevail began in 2014 as a long-distance collaboration between Russian vocalist Alex Terrible and British guitarist Jack Simmons. Terrible had developed an international following through vocal covers recorded in Yekaterinburg, while Simmons was working in the British extreme-metal scene. Their exchange of ideas became the foundation for a band built around deathcore, nu metal, technical precision, and a strong visual identity centered on the group’s masks.

The first version of Chapters of Misery appeared in 2015 with six tracks: “Intro,” “Hell,” “Beast,” “Death,” “Misery,” and “Crowned & Conquered” featuring Lucas Mann. Sumerian Records reissued the EP in 2016 with new artwork and the previously unreleased bonus track “As the Vultures Circle.”

Misery Sermon, the band’s first full-length album, followed in 2017. Its eleven-song program opened with the title track and continued through “Russian Hate,” “Chronic Slaughter,” “King,” “Failed Hope,” “Born to Die,” “666,” “The Hell in Man,” “Malice of Rites,” “Below,” and “Cultural Ills.”

The second studio album, Kostolom, arrived in August 2021. Its twelve tracks included “Bonebreaker,” “Demolisher,” “Baba Yaga,” “Made in Russia,” “Agony,” “Zavali Ebalo,” “Your Only,” “I Killed a Man,” “Bratva,” “Ouroboros,” “Head on a Plate,” and “Father.” The album widened the band’s sound through deathcore, groove metal, nu-metal textures, Russian-language passages, electronic production, and large-scale breakdowns.

Live in Moscow was released in June 2023 from a concert recorded at 1930 Moscow on December 15, 2021. The twelve-song album drew from Chapters of Misery, Misery Sermon, and Kostolom, including live versions of “Hell,” “Death,” “King,” “Chronic Slaughter,” “Baba Yaga,” and “Demolisher.”

Slaughter to Prevail released Grizzly, its third studio album, on July 18, 2025. The thirteen-song track list included “Banditos,” “Russian Grizzly in America,” “Imdead” featuring Ronnie Radke, “Babayka,” “Viking,” “Koschei,” “Song 3” featuring BABYMETAL, “Lift That Shit,” “Behelit,” “Rodina,” “Conflict,” “Kid of Darkness,” and “1984.”

The current lineup consists of Alex Terrible on vocals, Jack Simmons and Dmitry Mamedov on guitars, Mike Petrov on bass, and Evgeny Novikov on drums. The band remained active on international stages in 2026, with an official touring schedule extending through the year.