Swiss metalcore built on rhythm. Delivered without clean vocals.

Hailing from Tavannes, Switzerland, HENRIETTE B deliver a hard-hitting take on modern metalcore, combining technical precision, rhythm-driven vocals and melodic intensity. With no clean singing, the five-piece build their sound around aggressive vocal patterns, crushing riffs and a relentless rhythmic drive.

With one full-length album, two EPs and a string of singles to their name, HENRIETTE B have brought their sound to stages across Europe, toured with Pro-Pain, shared bills with bands such as Caliban, Thy Art Is Murder and Carnifex, and performed at Impericon Festival.

Beyond the sheer intensity of their music, HENRIETTE B explore the darker side of contemporary life. Their release The Labor Slavery features two tracks confronting different aspects of modern dehumanisation: Machines, featuring Carlo Knöpfel of Breakdown of Sanity, questions humanity’s place in an increasingly technology-driven future, while I Quit addresses workplace exploitation and psychological abuse.

As the band work on new material, HENRIETTE B continue to develop a more personal musical identity, building on their foundations of technical aggression, rhythmic impact and melody without relying on clean vocals.