Attila

124 songs11 albums
Songs124
Albums11
Views106.6K

About the artist

Attila is an American metalcore and deathcore band from Atlanta, Georgia, formed in 2005 by frontman Chris Fronzak (Chris Nasty), who took the band's name from Attila the Hun after coming across it in a book. Though founded in the mid-2000s, the band did not begin touring heavily until around 2010, after which it built a dedicated fanbase within the deathcore and party-metal scenes.

Musically, Attila is known for pairing brutal, breakdown-heavy metalcore instrumentation with brash, often provocative lyrics and a party-oriented, trap-influenced attitude that set them apart from more strictly technical deathcore acts. Songs like «Callout» and «About That Life» reflect the band's confrontational, high-energy identity and its willingness to blend hip-hop swagger with heavy guitar music.

Fronzak's outspoken persona and the band's unapologetically abrasive style have made Attila a polarizing but influential presence in the 2010s metalcore and deathcore underground, with the group maintaining an active touring and recording career built around a loyal, dedicated audience.

OriginAtlanta, Georgia, USA
Active since2005
MembersChris Fronzak

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Attila from?+
Attila is from Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
What genre is Attila?+
Attila is associated with Rock, Rap.
What are the most popular songs by Attila?+
Among the most popular are «Callout», «Pizza», «About That Life».
How many Attila songs are on Lyricser?+
Lyricser features 12 popular Attila songs with lyrics and line-by-line translations into five languages.
When did Attila start?+
Attila has been active since 2005.

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Discography

CONCRETE THRONE

CONCRETE THRONE

2026

FU4EVR - EP

FU4EVR - EP

2023

Closure

Closure

2021

Villain

Villain

2019

Chaos

Chaos

2016

Guilty Pleasure

Guilty Pleasure

2014

About That Life

About That Life

2013

Outlawed

Outlawed

2011

Rage

Rage

2010

Soundtrack to a Party

Soundtrack to a Party

2008

Fallacy

Fallacy

2007