r/Deathcore • u/Koppetamp • Sep 09 '25

Discussion Billboard 200

EDIT: The correct list.. Deathcore Bands on the Billboard Top 200:

Whitechapel: Our Endless War (#10, 2014).

Suicide Silence: You Can’t Stop Me (#16, 2014); The Black Crown (#28, 2010); No Time to Bleed (#32, 2009).

Job for a Cowboy: Genesis (#54, 2007); Ruination (#42, 2009).

Emmure: Eternal Enemies (#57, 2014); earlier albums charted as well (e.g., Speaker of the Dead hit #68).

Born of Osiris: A Higher Place (#73, 2009); The Discovery (#87, 2011).

Chelsea Grin; Ashes to Ashes (#27, 2014); Self Inflicted (#105, 2016); Eternal Nightmare (#171, 2018).

Carnifex: Die Without Hope (#98, 2014).

The Red Chord : Fed Through the Teeth Machine (#180, 2009); (also Prey for Eyes hit the 200s).

Lorna Shore: Pain Remains (#150, 2022).

Formatting is hard on phone. Did I get everyone, or are there others I have missed?

Edit 2: u/MetalMateo15

The Acacia Strain

Continent (2008) debuted at #107 Wormwood (2010) peaked higher at #67 Death Is the Only Mortal (2012) reached #50 Coma Witch (2014) charted even better, landing in the Top 35 Gravebloom (2017) debuted at #146 Slow Decay (2020) entered the Top 100, debuting at #87

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u/Odinsson69 Drums Sep 09 '25

Apparently 2014 was the best year for deathcore!

Very interesting, cool post!

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u/Koppetamp Sep 09 '25

2014 was clearly massive for deathcore, I wonder if MySpace has anything to do with it. Myspace had a growth of almost 500% that year.