Pesto coined the term "culinary grindcore" for their particular strain of brutal death metal and grindcore, built around grotesque gastronomic and cannibal lyrical themes. The trio of Diego Firmo, Diego Andrade, and Marcio Barbosa debuted with an EP that included a music video for the track "Cutting Corpse," establishing a darkly comedic identity within extreme metal.

Pezadilla is a death metal and grindcore band from Medellín, Colombia, active since 2011. The band recorded a live session album in 2012 and appeared on the split "Purulenta simbiosis" in 2022, with an additional full-length "Medellin Morgue" noted in their discography. They operate as an independent unsigned act.

Plague Rages is a grindcore act from São Paulo with a catalog built on anti-fascist politics, social critique, and raw sonic violence across a steady stream of splits and full-lengths. Their 2021 album Hecatombe, released via Grindfather Productions, collects 35 tracks of punishing grind and stands as one of their most substantial statements. The band has maintained a prolific underground presence since forming, including a notable 2007 split with Japanese outfit Unholy Grave on Grindcore Against Reality.

One of the longer-running extreme acts out of the greater Rio de Janeiro area, Podreiras have been delivering uncompromising old-school grindcore and death metal since the early 1990s. Their music carries a consistent undercurrent of social and political critique, channeled through a fast, abrasive sound rooted in the early Brazilian underground.

One of Espírito Santo's earliest extreme metal exports, Porrada!!! formed in 1991 and quickly carved through death/black metal into grindcore territory, releasing three records in rapid succession: The Avalanche (1992), The Society's Open Hurts (1993), and Long Live Grindcore!!! (1994). Their lyrics tackled death, politics, and social decay, and the increasing grindcore aggression across those three releases marked them as genuine pioneers of the Brazilian extreme underground.

Processo do Ódio emerged from the Grajaú neighbourhood of São Paulo as a politically charged grindcore outfit drawing on Napalm Death, Nasum, and Ratos de Porão. The band's debut album "Perto do Fim" arrived in early 2011, channelling aggression into pointed commentary on religion, political hypocrisy, and social anxiety.

Purulence was an all-female death metal and grindcore quartet from Botucatu, São Paulo, formed in 1992 by Alessandra (vocals), Simone (guitar), Cassia (vocals and drums), and Ludmilla (bass). The band released the split "Going the Putrid Reality" in 1995 alongside New York Against the Belzebu, and are documented as the first all-female grindcore band in Latin America.

Putrefact Christ is a raw black metal and grindcore band from Blumenau, Santa Catarina, formed in 2024 with Satanic and anti-Christian lyrical themes. Their debut album "Black Metal Against You All" was released on May 12, 2024 through Jems Label as a limited cassette of 30 copies, containing nine tracks including "We Are the True Black Metal" and "We Who Drinks the Blood of Your Bastardo Messiah."

Pútrido is a grindcore band from Mauá, São Paulo, formed by guitarist and vocalist Bruno Teixeira of Desalmado alongside vocalist Carlos Silvério and drummer Anderson Leonardo, both from Aftermath. Their debut EP Justiça? — seven tracks across 13 minutes — was released on February 10, 2023 after years of interrupted recordings, with all production handled in studios within Mauá.