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Slaughter To Prevail
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Slaughter To Prevail - 'Behelit' Crewneck
$45.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'GRIZZLY' CD Digipak
$12.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'GRIZZLY' Vinyl (Picture Disc)
$42.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'GRIZZLY' Vinyl (Black Ice + Red Triple Button w/ Lenticular Cover)
$40.00 USD

Slaughter to Prevail - Grizzly Album Art Muscle Tank
$25.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'Misery Sermon' CD Digipak
$10.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - Kostolom CD
$12.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'Chapters Of Misery' EP CD Digipak
$8.00 USD
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About Slaughter To Prevail

Slaughter To Prevail
Slaughter To Prevail is pushing heavy music to new extremes, delivering unapologetically hard modern metal while smashing expectations, and becoming one of the most talked about bands in heavy music in the process. With over one million monthly Spotify listeners, STP are arguably the highest streaming band in extreme music, a fact further reflected in their live shows. Packing out sizeable venues on their headline shows, the band also draw huge crowds at their festival appearances, and led a record-breaking wall-of-death at last summer’s HELLFEST OPEN AIR.
Slaughter To Prevail’s journey began in the most unlikely of ways—two musicians from completely different worlds. Alex Terrible, forging his monstrous vocals from a small bedroom in the cold, rural Russian city of Yekaterinburg, crossed paths online with guitarist Jack Simmons, who sharpened his craft in a quiet town on the outskirts of Essex, UK. What started as a distant collaboration quickly turned into a brotherhood, as their exchanges of ideas took shape, songs were formed and it became apparent to Jack and Alex that they were on to something special.
When they’re not commanding festival crowds, frontman Alex Terrible is proving his fighting spirit beyond his musical career. Fresh off a brutal 37-second knockout in Russia’s RCC Bare Knuckle—a promotion known for its savage, no-nonsense fights, Alex is in training to sharpen his skills for a bout with Top Dog Bare Knuckle in May, while discussions continue regarding his American debut with Bare Knuckle FC. Whether wrestling bears in Siberia, preparing for fights in the deep South, or bleeding on stage across the rest of the world, Alex thrives in the most unforgiving environments.
With the summer packed with main stage festival performances across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, 2025 is already shaping up to be a career-defining year for Slaughter To Prevail. Their logo now sits high on the world’s biggest festival posters, a reflection of their rapid ascent. This summer, the band will unveil a brand-new live show, reimagining their already punishing performances with a harder-hitting, more visceral production—an experience designed to pull fans deeper into the chaos, making every moment feel explosive and unpredictable.
All of this momentum leads to “Grizzly”, their most anticipated release yet. Featuring the already released singles 'Conflict,' 'Viking,' '1984,' 'Behelit,' and 'Kid of Darkness,' the album is a relentless assault, balancing raw aggression with massive, unforgettable catchiness, with the next single, 'Russian Grizzly In America,' set to be a heavy metal anthem, packed with hooks strong enough to hang a bear from.
This is Slaughter To Prevail’s moment. “Grizzly” is the culmination of everything they have built, a defining record that cements their place at the top of modern heavy music.
Slaughter To Prevail’s journey began in the most unlikely of ways—two musicians from completely different worlds. Alex Terrible, forging his monstrous vocals from a small bedroom in the cold, rural Russian city of Yekaterinburg, crossed paths online with guitarist Jack Simmons, who sharpened his craft in a quiet town on the outskirts of Essex, UK. What started as a distant collaboration quickly turned into a brotherhood, as their exchanges of ideas took shape, songs were formed and it became apparent to Jack and Alex that they were on to something special.
When they’re not commanding festival crowds, frontman Alex Terrible is proving his fighting spirit beyond his musical career. Fresh off a brutal 37-second knockout in Russia’s RCC Bare Knuckle—a promotion known for its savage, no-nonsense fights, Alex is in training to sharpen his skills for a bout with Top Dog Bare Knuckle in May, while discussions continue regarding his American debut with Bare Knuckle FC. Whether wrestling bears in Siberia, preparing for fights in the deep South, or bleeding on stage across the rest of the world, Alex thrives in the most unforgiving environments.
With the summer packed with main stage festival performances across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, 2025 is already shaping up to be a career-defining year for Slaughter To Prevail. Their logo now sits high on the world’s biggest festival posters, a reflection of their rapid ascent. This summer, the band will unveil a brand-new live show, reimagining their already punishing performances with a harder-hitting, more visceral production—an experience designed to pull fans deeper into the chaos, making every moment feel explosive and unpredictable.
All of this momentum leads to “Grizzly”, their most anticipated release yet. Featuring the already released singles 'Conflict,' 'Viking,' '1984,' 'Behelit,' and 'Kid of Darkness,' the album is a relentless assault, balancing raw aggression with massive, unforgettable catchiness, with the next single, 'Russian Grizzly In America,' set to be a heavy metal anthem, packed with hooks strong enough to hang a bear from.
This is Slaughter To Prevail’s moment. “Grizzly” is the culmination of everything they have built, a defining record that cements their place at the top of modern heavy music.
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Genres:
Death Metal, Deathcore, Metal
Band Members:
Jack Simmons - Guitar, Alex Terrible - Vocals, Evengy Novikov - Drums
Concerts near you
NOV
21
SAT
All concerts & live streams
Official Merch

Slaughter To Prevail - 'Behelit' Crewneck
$45.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'GRIZZLY' CD Digipak
$12.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'GRIZZLY' Vinyl (Picture Disc)
$42.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'GRIZZLY' Vinyl (Black Ice + Red Triple Button w/ Lenticular Cover)
$40.00 USD

Slaughter to Prevail - Grizzly Album Art Muscle Tank
$25.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'Misery Sermon' CD Digipak
$10.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - Kostolom CD
$12.00 USD

Slaughter To Prevail - 'Chapters Of Misery' EP CD Digipak
$8.00 USD
Slaughter To Prevail's tour
About Slaughter To Prevail

Slaughter To Prevail
Slaughter To Prevail is pushing heavy music to new extremes, delivering unapologetically hard modern metal while smashing expectations, and becoming one of the most talked about bands in heavy music in the process. With over one million monthly Spotify listeners, STP are arguably the highest streaming band in extreme music, a fact further reflected in their live shows. Packing out sizeable venues on their headline shows, the band also draw huge crowds at their festival appearances, and led a record-breaking wall-of-death at last summer’s HELLFEST OPEN AIR.
Slaughter To Prevail’s journey began in the most unlikely of ways—two musicians from completely different worlds. Alex Terrible, forging his monstrous vocals from a small bedroom in the cold, rural Russian city of Yekaterinburg, crossed paths online with guitarist Jack Simmons, who sharpened his craft in a quiet town on the outskirts of Essex, UK. What started as a distant collaboration quickly turned into a brotherhood, as their exchanges of ideas took shape, songs were formed and it became apparent to Jack and Alex that they were on to something special.
When they’re not commanding festival crowds, frontman Alex Terrible is proving his fighting spirit beyond his musical career. Fresh off a brutal 37-second knockout in Russia’s RCC Bare Knuckle—a promotion known for its savage, no-nonsense fights, Alex is in training to sharpen his skills for a bout with Top Dog Bare Knuckle in May, while discussions continue regarding his American debut with Bare Knuckle FC. Whether wrestling bears in Siberia, preparing for fights in the deep South, or bleeding on stage across the rest of the world, Alex thrives in the most unforgiving environments.
With the summer packed with main stage festival performances across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, 2025 is already shaping up to be a career-defining year for Slaughter To Prevail. Their logo now sits high on the world’s biggest festival posters, a reflection of their rapid ascent. This summer, the band will unveil a brand-new live show, reimagining their already punishing performances with a harder-hitting, more visceral production—an experience designed to pull fans deeper into the chaos, making every moment feel explosive and unpredictable.
All of this momentum leads to “Grizzly”, their most anticipated release yet. Featuring the already released singles 'Conflict,' 'Viking,' '1984,' 'Behelit,' and 'Kid of Darkness,' the album is a relentless assault, balancing raw aggression with massive, unforgettable catchiness, with the next single, 'Russian Grizzly In America,' set to be a heavy metal anthem, packed with hooks strong enough to hang a bear from.
This is Slaughter To Prevail’s moment. “Grizzly” is the culmination of everything they have built, a defining record that cements their place at the top of modern heavy music.
Slaughter To Prevail’s journey began in the most unlikely of ways—two musicians from completely different worlds. Alex Terrible, forging his monstrous vocals from a small bedroom in the cold, rural Russian city of Yekaterinburg, crossed paths online with guitarist Jack Simmons, who sharpened his craft in a quiet town on the outskirts of Essex, UK. What started as a distant collaboration quickly turned into a brotherhood, as their exchanges of ideas took shape, songs were formed and it became apparent to Jack and Alex that they were on to something special.
When they’re not commanding festival crowds, frontman Alex Terrible is proving his fighting spirit beyond his musical career. Fresh off a brutal 37-second knockout in Russia’s RCC Bare Knuckle—a promotion known for its savage, no-nonsense fights, Alex is in training to sharpen his skills for a bout with Top Dog Bare Knuckle in May, while discussions continue regarding his American debut with Bare Knuckle FC. Whether wrestling bears in Siberia, preparing for fights in the deep South, or bleeding on stage across the rest of the world, Alex thrives in the most unforgiving environments.
With the summer packed with main stage festival performances across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, 2025 is already shaping up to be a career-defining year for Slaughter To Prevail. Their logo now sits high on the world’s biggest festival posters, a reflection of their rapid ascent. This summer, the band will unveil a brand-new live show, reimagining their already punishing performances with a harder-hitting, more visceral production—an experience designed to pull fans deeper into the chaos, making every moment feel explosive and unpredictable.
All of this momentum leads to “Grizzly”, their most anticipated release yet. Featuring the already released singles 'Conflict,' 'Viking,' '1984,' 'Behelit,' and 'Kid of Darkness,' the album is a relentless assault, balancing raw aggression with massive, unforgettable catchiness, with the next single, 'Russian Grizzly In America,' set to be a heavy metal anthem, packed with hooks strong enough to hang a bear from.
This is Slaughter To Prevail’s moment. “Grizzly” is the culmination of everything they have built, a defining record that cements their place at the top of modern heavy music.
Show More
Genres:
Death Metal, Deathcore, Metal
Band Members:
Jack Simmons - Guitar, Alex Terrible - Vocals, Evengy Novikov - Drums
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What fans are saying
This rating is based solely on the performance by Slaughter to Prevail, so please don’t think I’ve given an incorrect rating.
Every show by this band is an emotional explosion. Their gigs are something truly unique, and their sound is always top-notch. You can have a brilliant time either simply listening to the music or tearing everything apart with other people keen to let their emotions run wild (not literally, of course). The band always give it their all and perform as if it were their last show. They radiate an insane amount of energy, and you simply can’t help but soak it up. You can also try your luck and get a photo with some of the band members, such as Jack Simmons. Every member of the band is friendly in real life and might even remember you (it’s true).
At the start, I emphasised that I might have given an inaccurate assessment, and this only concerned the atmosphere and the venue. It has nothing to do with the band. All their previous concerts I’ve been to have been simply amazing, so I definitely recommend and even urge you to go to one of their concerts.
Jul 19, 2026·Warsaw, Poland
Valerii
First show at the Hammerstein Ball Room. What an amazing venue, I highly recommend it. Attila opened and got the place cranking- they were great! White chapel was next although their stage lighting was so dark they sounded incredible. Fourth time seeing Slaughter to Prevail but first time I’ve seen them headline 🤯! Unbelievable! They are definitely one of the the top bands on tour right now. The electricity and energy they bring is unmatched. Purchased the VIP meet and greet with Jack. Such a nice guy when he has the mask off and the guitar down. Will definitely be at the next show in my area. A must if you haven’t seen them yet.
Apr 16, 2026·New York, NY
Alex was feeling Terrible (get it?), so they shortened the set list by about 3 songs and had no encore. It was a sell out and the crowd was really pumped. Despite Alex's illness, they put on the best show they could. I would have let Whitechapel play longer, as they were awesome. Attila got the crowd going as the opener.
Apr 13, 2026·McKees Rocks, PA
Scott
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What fans are saying
This rating is based solely on the performance by Slaughter to Prevail, so please don’t think I’ve given an incorrect rating.
Every show by this band is an emotional explosion. Their gigs are something truly unique, and their sound is always top-notch. You can have a brilliant time either simply listening to the music or tearing everything apart with other people keen to let their emotions run wild (not literally, of course). The band always give it their all and perform as if it were their last show. They radiate an insane amount of energy, and you simply can’t help but soak it up. You can also try your luck and get a photo with some of the band members, such as Jack Simmons. Every member of the band is friendly in real life and might even remember you (it’s true).
At the start, I emphasised that I might have given an inaccurate assessment, and this only concerned the atmosphere and the venue. It has nothing to do with the band. All their previous concerts I’ve been to have been simply amazing, so I definitely recommend and even urge you to go to one of their concerts.
Jul 19, 2026·Warsaw, Poland
Valerii
First show at the Hammerstein Ball Room. What an amazing venue, I highly recommend it. Attila opened and got the place cranking- they were great! White chapel was next although their stage lighting was so dark they sounded incredible. Fourth time seeing Slaughter to Prevail but first time I’ve seen them headline 🤯! Unbelievable! They are definitely one of the the top bands on tour right now. The electricity and energy they bring is unmatched. Purchased the VIP meet and greet with Jack. Such a nice guy when he has the mask off and the guitar down. Will definitely be at the next show in my area. A must if you haven’t seen them yet.
Apr 16, 2026·New York, NY
Alex was feeling Terrible (get it?), so they shortened the set list by about 3 songs and had no encore. It was a sell out and the crowd was really pumped. Despite Alex's illness, they put on the best show they could. I would have let Whitechapel play longer, as they were awesome. Attila got the crowd going as the opener.
Apr 13, 2026·McKees Rocks, PA
Scott








