Maxilla • Jason Hopper • Dean Koleszar • Parker Schultz
Heavy Metal
Hard Rock
Power & Thrash Metal
Alternative Rock & Metal
Grunge & Post-Grunge
Punk & Pop Punk
Genre Influences:
Halestorm
Black Sabbath & Ozzy Osbourne
The Pretty Reckless
Metallica
The Warning
Iron Maiden
FFO:
Legend Recordings & Distro
Past Affiliations
Golden Robot Records
Witches Brew (EU)
Label:
Chris Bianchi
CB Entertainment
Management:
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (Cleveland, OH)
Whisky a Go Go (Los Angeles, CA)
Notable Dates:
Female Feature Fest
Heavy Metal Hunger Relief
Thrash Punk Bash
Women in Metal - RRHOF Exhibit Opening Event
Festivals:
Burning Witches, Bonnie Trash, Enuff Z’Nuff, Eva Under Fire, Living Dead Girl, Lzzy Hale & Joe Hottinger of Halestorm, Normundy, Platinum Moon, Reign of Z, Starkill, Stone Whiskey, Vixen
Support For:
Nominated “Best Metal Band” at the 2025 Cleveland Music Awards
PRESS
Articles:
Decibel Magazine - December 2025 [#254]
Deranged Media -
Burning Witches Hit Wally’s On The Witches Over North America Tour
FemMetal: Goddesses of Metal-
Interview with Maxilla: A Rising Rock Star
MAXILLA – “Anatomy: She” (Album Review)
Raw Cuts: New releases from Secret Rule, Alexandrite, MAXILLA, and Halestorm
Metal Devastation Radio -
MAXILLA Signs with Witches Brew and Unleashes Debut Album “Anatomy: She” — Out Now
Metal Digest - MAXILLA - ‘ANATOMY: SHE’
Metal Queens Podcast - Maxilla
Rock Hard Magazine -
THE NEW ISSUE OF ROCK HARD! OCTOBER 2025
Sound Injection Podcast -
Quotes:
“Maxilla is a young force in rock and metal whose debut album Anatomy: She has already turned heads with its bold sound and striking presence. With music driven by intensity, heavy riffs, and raw emotion, she is quickly proving herself as one of the most promising new voices in the scene.”
Reuel Way, Executive Editor
FemMetal: Goddesses of Metal
From the moment Maxilla hit the stage, there was no easing into the set. For a band still carving out its presence on the live circuit, they played with the urgency of a headliner, leaning into heavy breakdowns and punchy transitions that kept the crowd locked in… If this show was any indication, Maxilla isn’t content to stay in the “supporting act” lane for long… They left as a band people will be watching the next time they roll through town.
Robert Fraser
Deranged Media
“I’ve been going to shows since 1992 and hung with legends in the music industry; I know great bands when I see them. I wish nothing but the best for [MAXILLA].”
Michael Wayne Dudley