Casketmaker Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Casketmaker is a Deathcore band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; comprised of Michael Cobin, Junior Cheatham, Steve Buvalla, Jake Mingoy, and Brad Forte. Casketmaker has released an EP entitled "To Death", multiple music videos, completed two small tours, and played with a variety of national acts. Casketmaker has crushingly heavy breakdowns and melodic hooks that will leave you wanting more. ... more
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