Despised Icon
Canadian deathcore band
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| 2025 | Music video 'Over My Dead Body' released by Despised Icon, featuring Matt Honeycutt, directed by Mathieu Elle |
| 2025 | Despised Icon releases their album 'Shadow Work' through Nuclear Blast record label |
| October 28 2022 | Despised Icon released an EP titled Déterré, which features five re-released early tracks. |
| 2019 | Jessy Fuchs directed two films: "Purgatory" and "Snake in the Grass" |
| 2019 | Yannick St-Amand leaves his role in the band after the reunion. |
| November 15 2019 | The band released their sixth full-length album, Purgatory. |
| September 20 2019 | Despised Icon began a massive North American tour to promote their upcoming album Purgatory. |
| July 22 2016 | Released their fifth studio album titled Beast. |
| April 12 2016 | Signed with record label Nuclear Blast and officially returned as a permanent band, releasing a video snippet of unreleased material. |
| April 6 2015 | Announced exclusive shows to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of their album The Healing Process, including performances at U.K.'s Ghostfest and Quebec City's Envol & Macadam Festival. |
| 2014 | Despised Icon reunites with original members Steve Marois, Alex Erian, Eric Jarrin, Sebastien Piché, and Alex Pelletier, and adds Ben Landreville on rhythm guitar. |
| December 2014 | Closed the year with 4 North American concerts on the east coast, playing in Montreal, Toronto, New York City, and Worcester. |
| June 20 2014 | Performed at Montebello's Amnesia Rockfest in Canada. |
| April 2014 | Participated in the Impericon Festival Tour across Europe and headlined shows with Brutality Will Prevail and Cerebral Bore. |
| February 4 2014 | Despised Icon announced their reunion via Facebook, planning live shows with a lineup consisting of The Healing Process era members, except Ben Landreville. Founding member Yannick St. Amand returned to handle audio samples and live sound, expanding the band to a septet. |
| 2010 | Band goes on hiatus, with Steve Marois, Alex Erian, Eric Jarrin, Max Lavelle, and Alex Pelletier departing. |
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