The Oklahoma hype machine hits absolute nitro level with their self titled, career defining album. Fresh off the Vans Warped Tour and set to do for Slam what Lorna Shore did for Deathcore, PeelingFlesh are the new household name of heavy. 2026 is the year the genre makes the full crossover into the mainstream and PF are leaving the smoke trail (literally).
“This has been our baby for the last year. An insane mixture of drop G and Drop F songs that are some of our favorite and craziest songs we’ve written to date and we’re extremely stoked to get them out finally“
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The band also released a new single, titled “Murderous Intent“.
After the deathcore group Strangled broke up, three of its former members—guitarist Together with guitarist Jason Parrish and singer Damonteal Harris, Mychal Soto, bassist Austin Hirom, and drummer Joe Pelletier would form PeelingFlesh. On September 10, 2021, they released “Slamaholics Mixtape”, their first EP. On December 24 of same year, they published the “Winter Mixtape Promo”. On June 1st, 2022, they released an EP called “Human Pudding”. They signed with Unique Leader Records shortly after releasing “PF Radio” in 2023. In the autumn of that year, “Slamaholics, Vol. 2”. would be their first significant release. In 2023, PeelingFlesh performed at Oklahoma Death Fest alongside Cattle Decapitation and Dying Fetus.
In 2024, PeelingFlesh released “3 Year Peeling Spree”, a compilation of all of their previous albums, to mark three years as a band. “The G Code”, the band’s debut full-length record, was released in September of that year. PeelingFlesh went on the “Death and Decay” North American tour with Whitechapel and Revocation in late 2024.They followed up on their EP from two years earlier with the release of their second full-length album, “PF Radio 2”. That year, they also gave a performance at the Sonic Temple music event in Columbus, Ohio.
Austin Hirom, the band’s bassist, left in 2025 to spend more time with his family. On January 22, 2026, Chip Smith took his post. The band’s inclusion on the lineup for the September Louder Than Life music event in Louisville was revealed the following month.