US brutal-death/slam trio known for ultra-brutal, blast-beat-driven songs, guttural vocals, and lyrics focused on historical torture and executions. Core members cited in reviews include James/Jamie Bailey (vocals/bass) and Mike Bailey (guitar); Henning Paulsen is noted as a drummer on the reunion.

Cited by reviews as foundational in the Slam/Brutal Death Metal scene and frequently compared to Devourment and Disgorge. Early albums appeared in 2000–2004; the band disbanded in 2008 and later reunited.

Brodequin are presented in DeBaser reviews as a foundational US brutal-death/slam act, notable for ultra-brutal, blast-beat-driven songs and guttural vocals. Reviews highlight lyrical themes of historical torture and executions and praise concise, relentless songwriting. The band released early albums in 2000–2004, disbanded in 2008 and returned with Harbinger Of Woe (reviewed 2025).

For:Fans of brutal death metal, slam, and extreme metal looking for ultra-brutal, blast-driven music and historical/torture-themed lyrics.

 Brodequin are, rightfully so, considered one of the most extreme entities in extreme Metal;

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 Welcome home, Brodequin.

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 The name Brodequin comes from a medieval torture device used to crush the legs of the victim.

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