D.B.C.

Canadian Thrash Metal Band

Dead Brain Cells, commonly abbreviated as D.B.C., is a Canadian thrash metal band that emerged from the vibrant Montreal metal scene in the 1980s. The band was known for its unique blend of thrash and progressive metal, which set them apart from their contemporaries. D.B.C. released their self-titled debut album "Dead Brain Cells" in 1987, which quickly garnered attention in the underground metal community for its technical proficiency and aggressive style. They followed up with their second album "Universe" in 1989, further cementing their reputation for complex arrangements and thought-provoking lyrics. Despite a relatively short initial active period, D.B.C.'s impact on the thrash metal genre was significant, influencing numerous bands that followed. After disbanding in the early 1990s, they left behind a legacy that includes "The Demo Anthology," a collection of their early work that showcases the raw energy and potential of the band during its formative years.