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Bite Down (band)

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Bite Down (stylized as BITE DOWN) is a Swedish metalcore band from Jönköping, Sweden. Formed in 2019, their debut EP, "Trial//Error", released October 16, 2020, with promotional singles "Mr. Thompson", "I", and "Lost" releasing earlier that year. Two years later, in 2022, they released their sophomore EP "Damage Control". In 2024, they released their third EP "Decolorized". In 2025 alone, they released the single "Deadweight" featuring HÅRD, and promotional singles "Wastage", "Bury You", and "Say Something". On January 9, 2026, they released their debut album Violent Playground.

Their current line-up consists of vocalist Hampus Ströberg, guitar player Alfred Rahm, bass player Jacob Mild, and drummer Joaquin Rojas Rodriquez.[1] They are currently signed with Prime Collective Records.[2] They have toured with bands such as Orbit Culture, ALLT, and Aviana.

History

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2019-2020: Formation and TRIAL//ERROR

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The band formed in 2019 when Rodriguez, Ströberg, and Mild wrote songs with hardcore punk influences. Their first release as a group was the single "Mr. Thompson" releasing May 7, 2020. On October 16th of that year, they released the 4-track EP Trial//Error (stylized as TRIAL//ERROR) as a digital-only release.

See also

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Orbit Culture

References

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  1. ^ "Bite Down - Violent Playground". Metal Temple Magazine. Retrieved 2026-07-22.
  2. ^ "Bite Down - Prime Collective". Retrieved 2026-07-26.