No Raza brings a Sound so strong to the Chapel

No Raza, Aleph Naught and Gates of Endor brought a damn good showing to Chapel of Bones (09.16.2026), but No Raza was the band that stayed with us.

Originally formed in Colombia in 1997 and now based in Florida, No Raza has spent nearly three decades building death metal around something bigger than brutality. Anti-racism, human rights, discrimination, social consciousness and the idea that we're all human sit at the heart of a band whose name tells you exactly where they stand.

And technically, these guys are absolute beasts.

No Raza delivered crushing death metal with the speed and precision that thrash fans can grab onto, but seeing it happen inside an intimate Chapel of Bones made it hit even harder. There was no distance between the band and the room. Just riffs, aggression, musicianship and a band completely committed to what they were doing.

We loved these guys.

If you're into death or thrash and No Raza isn't on your radar, they need to be. This is a band worth seeing live.