List of crust punk bands

This is a list of crust punk bands. Crust punk is a genre that draws from both punk rock and extreme metal.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Band  | Country  | Formed  | Notes

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Agrimonia | Sweden  | 2005  | [1]
Amebix | UK  | 1978  | [2]
Anti Cimex | Sweden  | 1981  | [1]
Antischism | USA  | 1988  | [3]
Antisect | UK  | 1982  | [4]
Anti System | UK  | 1981  | [3]
Aus-Rotten | USA  | 1992  | [1]
Behind Enemy Lines | USA  | 2000  | [5]
Broken Bones | UK  | 1983  | [6]
Concrete Sox | UK  | 1984  | [3]
Corrupt Leaders | Canada  | 2013  |

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Cult Leader | US  | 2013  | [8]
Darkthrone | Norway  | 1987  | [9]
Deviated Instinct | UK  | 1984  | [3]
Dirt  | UK  | 1980  | [10]
Discharge | UK  | 1977  | [3]
Disfear | Sweden  | 1992  | [11][12]
Disrupt | USA  | 1987  | [1]
Doom | UK  | 1987  | [10]
Down Among the Dead Men | Scandinavia  | 2013  | [13]
Downfall of Gaia | Germany  | 2008  | [14]
Driller Killer | Sweden  | 1993  | [15]
Dystopia | USA  | 1991  | [16]
Early Graves | USA  | 2007  | [17]
Extreme Noise Terror | UK  | 1985  | [3]
Fall of Efrafa | UK  | 2005  | [1]
Filth | USA  | 1989  | [18]
Final Warning | USA  | 1982  | [19]
F-Minus | USA  | 1995  | [20]
From Ashes Rise | USA  | 1997  | [21]
Fleas and Lice | The Netherlands  | 1993  | [10]
Gallhammer | Japan  | 2003  | [10]
Gauze | Japan  | 1981  | [3]
Hellbastard | UK  | 1986  | [10]
His Hero Is Gone | USA  | 1995  | [22]
Iron Monkey | UK  | 1994  | [23]
Kaaos | Finland  | 1980  | [19]
Leftöver Crack | USA  | 1998  | [24]
Mob 47 | Sweden  | 1982  | [1]
Nausea | USA  | 1985  | [25]
Neurosis | USA  | 1985  | [1]
Raw Radar War | USA  | 2002  | [26]
Sacrilege | UK  | 1984  | [3]
Septic Tank | UK  | 1994  | [27]
Skarp | USA  | 1999  | [28]
Skitsystem | Sweden  | 1994  | [1]
Sore Throat | UK  | 1987  | [29]
Svalbard | UK  | 2011  | [30]
Tau Cross | International  | 2013  | [31][32]
Totem Skin | Sweden  | 2012  | [33]
Toxic Narcotic | USA  | 1989  | [18]
Tragedy | USA  | 1995  | [1]
The Varukers | UK  | 1979  | [3]
Vorvaň | Russia  | 2009  | [34]
Wolfbrigade | Sweden  | 1995  | [35]
Young and in the Way | USA  | 2009  | [36]

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