BRUTALITY PODCAST Welcome CAMERON LOSCH Of BORN OF OSIRIS For Deep Dive Into Myspace Era, Sumeriancore & “MTV” Cribs

This week, Brutality Podcast hosts xTheYan and Dom Dez sit down with Cameron Losch, founder and drummer of Born Of Osiris, for an in-depth conversation tracing the roots of one of modern metalcore’s most influential movements. From the raw energy of the Myspace era to the rise of what many dubbed “Sumeriancore,” the episode unpacks the evolution of a band that helped shape an entire generation of heavy music.

In true Brutality Podcast fashion, the discussion begins at the foundation—Losch’s upbringing and early introduction to music. He reflects on the bands that came before Born Of Osiris, the formation of the group, and the release of The New Reign, a record that would become a landmark moment in the scene. The conversation revisits the chaotic creativity of the Myspace days, the surreal experience of filming “MTV” Cribs–style content, and even the unique challenges of performing in places as unexpected as Alaska.

The episode also explores the pivotal signing to Sumerian Records and how that partnership helped propel both the band and a broader wave of progressive, technical metalcore into the spotlight. Losch speaks candidly about the mindset behind longevity, innovation, and staying grounded while ushering in a new sound that would influence countless acts.

More than a history lesson, the conversation highlights what connection truly means—how interacting with fans, evolving with the times, and maintaining a forward-thinking mentality have fueled his continued success. For fans of Born Of Osiris and the era that redefined heavy music online, this Brutality Podcast episode is a must-listen deep dive into legacy, growth, and genre-defining ambition.