Be it grind, crust or doom, it’s hard to beat Chaos in Tejas for all shades of extreme punk and metal. Now the annual musical punch in the throat has unleashed another pack of bands for 2013, with Screaming Females and brutal innovators Infest joining none other than John Peel’s favorite grinders, the mighty Bolt Thrower.

Brooklyn Vegan just released this latest addition to the line-up. The British grind icons will be headlining the four day festival, May 30 to June 2, next year. Today’s announcement adds Japanese metalers Abigail and Framtid, as well as local pulverizers Mammoth Grinder. They’ll be joining Orange County hardcore pioneers Final Conflict, modern surf punks Night Birds, and the Dischord-esque Milk Music. No word yet on when tickets will go on sale.

Here’s the lineup so far, with another 100 bands threatened. Let the face melting commence!

Abigail (Japan)

Absu

Bolt Thrower (England)

Cruciamentum (England)

Destruction Unit

Effluxus

Final Conflict (Ashes to Ashes line up)

Framtid (Japan)

Infernoh (Sweden)

Infest

Integrity

Impalers

Iron Lung

Kromosom (Australia)

Lower (Denmark)

Magic Circle

Mammoth Grinder

Manilla Road

the Marked Men

the Men

Merchandise

Milk Music

Mitochondrion (Canada)

Night Birds

NASA Space Universe

Rampage

Screaming Females

Sete Star Sept (Japan)

Sudor (Spain)

Step Forward

Total Control (Australia)

UV Race (Australia)

Vaginors (Australia)

Wiccans

Wrathprayer (Chile)

World War 4

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The Chronicle's first Culture Desk editor, Richard has reported on Austin's growing film production and appreciation scene for over a decade. A graduate of the universities of York, Stirling, and UT-Austin, a Rotten Tomatoes certified critic, and eight-time Best of Austin winner, he's currently at work on two books and a play.