C.F.C. (short for "Cash for Chaos") is a thrash metal and crossover band from Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil, that has since split up. The band played politically charged and socially critical music, addressing themes of daily struggles, society, and systemic issues in their lyrics. They operated as an independent act within the Goiânia underground metal scene.

Cadela Maldita was a thrash metal and crossover hardcore trio from Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil, drawing influence from DRI, S.O.D., Slayer, and Ratos de Porão. The band released albums including "Fight to Survive" (2006), "First Lesson: Hate" (2011), and "The Universe in a Belly Button" (2013), tackling political and social themes throughout their discography. They completed a European tour spanning Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland, and the Czech Republic in 2012 before splitting up in 2018.

Campo Minado is a thrash/crossover hardcore band from the Recife/Olinda area of Pernambuco, Brazil, active since 1998. The band’s lineup of Adriano (vocals), Markelly (guitar), D’Angelo (bass), and Marcelo (drums) has released a self-titled debut album (2001), the EP “Curto e Grosso” (2013), and the album “Extinção” (2016), delivering aggressive, politically charged thrash with a hardcore edge.

Chacina is a thrash metal and crossover band from Piracicaba, São Paulo, Brazil, originally founded in 1990 and reformed around 2004. The band released the "Gaza" EP in 2015 and appeared on Brazilian underground compilations including "Rock n' Roll Delo Tercero Mundo Vol. 1" (1995) and "Stars on the Rock" (2001).

Chute no Rim is a crossover/hardcore punk band from Alvorada, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, formed in 2014. The band plays aggressive, socially conscious music rooted in the Brazilian underground punk and hardcore scene, and released the album "Peste Virtual" in 2014. They remain active and continue performing in the South Brazilian underground circuit.

Colapso was a grindcore and crossover band from Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil, active from 2004 until splitting up around 2007. The band recorded their first demo "É o Fim" ("It's the End") in 2005 with eleven tracks, and later released a split with fellow Recife act Corroídos pelo Ódio in late 2006 that gained wider circulation across Brazil. The group disbanded after members departed to pursue other musical projects.

Cosmic Abyss is a progressive thrash metal and crossover band from Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil. They combine the technical aggression of thrash metal with crossover punk energy, and their thematic focus on cosmic and futuristic subjects sets them apart within the Brasília underground scene. The band is independent and active.

Cova Raza is a thrash metal and crossover band from the Pouso Alegre and Borda da Mata area of Minas Gerais, Brazil, formed in 2015. The band operates independently and plays aggressive thrash with crossover hardcore influences, with lyrical themes covering death, violence, and social critique. They contributed a track to the Brazilian metal compilation "Sons de Guerra" on Roadie Metal (Vol. 13, 2019).

Criminal Mosh is a thrash/crossover metal band from São Paulo, Brazil, formed in the late 2000s. The independent act plays politically charged thrash and crossover, carrying on the aggressive street-level style that has long been part of São Paulo's underground metal scene.