Garnerville, New York's Egokill has been running crossover thrash since 2013 with the stripped-down urgency the subgenre demands — fast riffs, punk attitude, and no time for pretension. Exactly what the name implies.

New York's Elefantkiller blend crossover thrash with straight-up thrash metal into something loud, chaotic, and absurdly fun — the band's name says everything about their commitment to over-the-top heaviness since 2013.

Long Island's Enemy of the State tears through crossover thrash, death, and thrash metal with the kind of suburban fury that only comes from growing up next to New York City. Since 2016, the Riverhead crew has built a ferocious sound that refuses to sit still within any single subgenre.

Webster, New York's F.U.B.A.R. have been channeling the reckless energy of crossover thrash since 2005, delivering the kind of bulldozing, punk-infused thrash that does exactly what the name implies.

Staten Island's Gamma Ghouls started in hardcore and evolved into a crossover thrash juggernaut that captures the frenetic spirit of both worlds. Since 2014, they've brought the NYC borough's no-bullshit attitude to the pit with maximum velocity.

Congers, New York's Generation Kill have been a reliable force in crossover thrash since 2011, playing music that inherits equally from punk velocity and classic metal riffing. Tight, aggressive, and always moving forward.

Rochester, New York's Killed with Cash have been shredding crossover thrash since 2014, carrying on the genre's blue-collar irreverence with riffs that hit as hard as the humor. Part Leeway, part Municipal Waste, fully upstate New York.

Queens crossover veterans Leeway have been crashing hardcore and thrash together since their reformation in 2012, carrying on a tradition they helped build in the New York underground decades prior. Pit-ready riffs with street-level aggression are their calling card.

Out of Hopewell Junction, Leprosy mash crossover thrash's speed and aggression with creeping doom tempos, carving out a peculiar niche in the Hudson Valley underground since 2021.