History Music / AllShallPerish

Rumors started kicking around in 2015 that All Shall Perish was not dead, however, and after a hoax regarding their new lineup was shot down, the real truth was revealed: the inactivity was due to the band being locked up in arbitration with Tiner over control of band assets and rights to their name and brand. After the arbitration had concluded, virtually all of the classic lineup (''including'' Hermida) had returned, though Tiner had declined an invitation to join and had his spot filled by a returning Russo, while Betit also joined on a full-time live session basis due to Hermida's commitments to Suicide Silence. A new album is being written and the band will apparently resume touring once it is out. As of 2019, nothing related to the new album has surfaced, and in the wake of Orum resurrecting Antagony, it is quite possible that they simply don't care about the band any more.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Middle to soft 10 for most of their career, occasionally dips into a hard 9.

* BadassBeard: Ben Orum, Mike Tiner, and (most of the time) Eddie Hermida.

All Shall Perish is an American deathcore band. One of the first major bands in the genre and most certainly one of its biggest [[TropeCodifier codifiers]], they became one of the poster children for the genre and also were one of the few bands to resist trends in the genre until a lengthy hiatus apparently brought them to an end, but in the wake of revelations that it was due to legal wrangling, they are back and poised to reclaim their old spot once more.

* TropeCodifier: Along with Music/JobForACowboy, Suffokate, Through the Eyes of the Dead, and As Blood Runs Black, they codified the [=MySpace=] deathcore sound with ''The Price of Existence''. Prior to them, a lot of the earlier acts (namely The Red Chord, Despised Icon, Animosity, Deadwater Drowning, and Antagony) were largely just grindy death metal with lots of hardcore and mathcore elements, and even ''Hate . Malice . Revenge'', while containing some traces of their later sound, was closer to their friends (and, in the case of Orum and Russo, ex-bandmates) in Antagony than anything else. ''The Price of Existence'', along with Job for a Cowboy's ''Doom'', Suffokate's ''Oakland'', Through the Eyes of the Dead's ''Bloodlust'', and As Blood Runs Black's ''Allegiance'', on the other hand, was an album that created the Website/MySpace deathcore sound that was synonymous with the genre until the early 2010s.

Rumors started kicking around in 2015 that All Shall Perish was not dead, however, and after a hoax regarding their new lineup was shot down, the real truth was revealed: the inactivity was due to the band being locked up in arbitration with Tiner over control of band assets and rights to their name and brand. After the arbitration had concluded, virtually all of the classic lineup (''including'' Hermida) had returned, though Tiner had declined an invitation to join and had his spot filled by a returning Russo, while Betit also joined on a full-time live session basis due to Hermida's commitments to Suicide Silence. A new album is being written and the band will apparently resume touring once it is out.

!!The band contains examples of the following tropes:

* TropeCodifier: Along with Music/JobForACowboy, Suffokate, Through the Eyes of the Dead, and As Blood Runs Black, they codified the traditional deathcore sound with ''The Price of Existence''. Prior to them, a lot of the earlier acts (namely The Red Chord, Despised Icon, Animosity, Deadwater Drowning, and Antagony) were largely just grindy death metal with lots of hardcore and mathcore elements, and even ''Hate . Malice . Revenge'', while containing some traces of their later sound, was closer to their friends (and, in the case of Orum and Russo, ex-bandmates) in Antagony than anything else. ''The Price of Existence'', along with Job for a Cowboy's ''Doom'', Suffokate's ''Oakland'', Through the Eyes of the Dead's ''Bloodlust'', and As Blood Runs Black's ''Allegiance'', on the other hand, was an album that created the Website/MySpace deathcore sound that was synonymous with the genre until the early 2010s.

* StartMyOwn: Artusato started Light the Torch (originally formed as Devil You Know) with [[Music/KillswitchEngage Howard Jones]] and John Sankey (Devolved, also a longtime associate of Music/FearFactory) sometime during the hiatus and later quit All Shall Perish to focus on them full-time.

* TropeCodifier: Along with Music/JobForACowboy, Suffokate, and arguably As Blood Runs Black, they codified the traditional deathcore sound with ''The Price of Existence''. Prior to them, a lot of the earlier acts (namely The Red Chord, Despised Icon, Animosity, Deadwater Drowning, and Antagony) were largely just grindy death metal with lots of hardcore and mathcore elements, and even ''Hate . Malice . Revenge'', while containing some traces of their later sound, was closer to their friends (and, in the case of Orum and Russo, ex-bandmates) in Antagony than anything else. ''The Price of Existence'', along with Job for a Cowboy's ''Doom'', Suffokate's ''Oakland'', and As Blood Runs Black's ''Allegiance'', on the other hand, was an album that created the Website/MySpace deathcore sound that was synonymous with the genre until the early 2010s.

* TropeCodifier: Along with Music/JobForACowboy, Suffokate, and arguably As Blood Runs Black, they codified the traditional deathcore sound with ''The Price of Existence''. Prior to them, a lot of the earlier acts (namely The Red Chord, Despised Icon, Animosity, Deadwater Drowning, and Antagony) were largely just grindy death metal with lots of hardcore and mathcore elements, and even ''Hate . Malice . Revenge'', while containing some traces of their later sound, was closer to their friends (and, in the case of Orum and Russo, ex-bandmates) in Antagony than anything else. ''The Price of Existence'', along with Job for a Cowboy's ''Doom'', Suffokate's ''Oakland'', and As Blood Runs Black's ''Allegiance'', on the other hand, was an album that created the MySpace deathcore sound that was synonymous with the genre until the early 2010s.

* SpecialGuest: On the album front, [[Music/ThreeInchesOfBlood Cam Pipes]] guested on "Black Gold Reign", Rusty Cooley did a guest solo on "From So Far Away", and [[Music/DespisedIcon Alex Erian]] guested on "The Death Plague". On the live front, Bray Almini (ex-Suffokate) served as a live fill-in for Tiner on several occasions, while Luke Jaeger (Sleep Terror) and Rob Maramonte served as live guitar fill-ins, and Craig Betit's new role is apparently as a full-time live fill-in for whenever Eddie can't make a tour (akin to how Ricky Myers functions in Suffocation).

* {{Deathcore}}: One of the most famous bands in the genre.

* SopranoAndGravel: Eddie can go from low gutturals all the way up to high shrieks and is quite capable of clean vocals but almost never chooses to use them, though a live preview of a new Suicide Silence track shows that he may start using them more there.

* StartMyOwn: Artusato started Devil You Know with [[Music/KillswitchEngage Howard Jones]] and John Sankey (Devolved, also a longtime associate of Music/FearFactory) sometime during the hiatus and later quit All Shall Perish to focus on them full-time.

Formed in 2002 by Caysen Russo and Beniko "Ben" Orum (guitars), their ranks quickly swelled to include Craig Betit (vocals), Mike Tiner (bass), and Matt Kuykendall (drums). They wasted no time in getting a demo out that following year, and in turn, the fledgling Japanese label Amputated Vein Records took a liking to them and wasted no time in helping them put out ''Hate . Malice . Revenge'' that same year. It was also during this stretch that Betit and Russo left; Hernan "Eddie" Hermida and Chris Storey were welcomed into their respective spots, forming the classic lineup. At some point between this stretch and 2005, they were also snatched up by Nuclear Blast Records, who rereleased their debut, while 2006 brought ''The Price of Existence'', their breakthrough album. A great deal of touring followed and the band's status was significantly raised, and a large crop of new bands inspired by them did nothing to hurt their profile either. After the touring cycle for ''Price'' had concluded, they wasted no time in following it up with the significantly more melodic and at times even experimental ''Awaken the Dreamers'' in 2008, which was hailed as a major sign of growth for the band and helped propel them even closer to the top of the deathcore genre. By the beginning of 2009, however, Storey was out and a highly talented young shredder by the name of Jason Richardson was announced as his replacement. More touring followed and the band maintained their status, though Richardson did not last long and was gone by the end of 2010, along with Kuykendall. Francesco Artusato and Adam Pierce were their respective replacements, and after a prolonged writing process, ''This Is Where It Ends'' dropped in the summer of 2011. Another round of touring followed, though Orum left at some point in 2012 to (ostensibly) focus on his screen-printing business. No formal replacement was announced, though [[Music/{{Fallujah}} Rob Maramonte]] became a live fill-in. After a late summer tour in 2013 concluded, a bombshell was dropped: in the wake of Eddie Hermida's role as the new frontman of Music/SuicideSilence, the band was forced to fire him due to conflicts with the latter's management. All activity ceased and nary a peep was heard from the band for almost two years. During this period, Artusato formed Devil You Know, while Pierce joined Emmure.

* SpecialGuest: On the album front, [[Music/3InchesOfBlood Cam Pipes]] guested on "Black Gold Reign", Rusty Cooley did a guest solo on "From So Far Away", and [[Music/DespisedIcon Alex Erian]] guested on "The Death Plague". On the live front, Bray Almini (ex-Suffokate) served as a live fill-in for Tiner on several occasions, while Luke Jaeger (Sleep Terror) and Rob Maramonte served as live guitar fill-ins, and Craig Betit's new role is apparently as a full-time live fill-in for whenever Eddie can't make a tour (akin to how Ricky Myers functions in Suffocation).