Collection: Attila

Featured Judge & Jury collaborator: Attila frontman Chris “Fronz” Fronzak

Chris “Fronz” Fronzak of Attila joins Dead Rabbitts on “Oxygen”

Atlanta metalcore disruptors Attila connect with Dead Rabbitts through frontman Chris “Fronz” Fronzak on “Oxygen,” a hard-hitting Judge & Jury collaboration built around pressure, pain and the fight to breathe again.

Release date: August 16, 2024

Featured artists: Dead Rabbitts featuring Fronzilla (Chris Fronzak of Attila)

Appears on: Redefined by Dead Rabbitts

Dead Rabbitts vocalist Craig Mabbitt described the song as an expression of holding in life’s problems until the weight becomes suffocating, then finding the inner strength to push through. Fronz brings the fearless, confrontational energy that has made Attila one of modern heavy music’s most recognizable bands.

Stream or download “Oxygen”

Attila metalcore band featuring vocalist Chris Fronzak

About Attila

Formed in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2005, Attila developed a combustible sound that pulls from metalcore, deathcore, hardcore, rap metal and nu metal. Led by vocalist and entrepreneur Chris “Fronz” Fronzak, the group became known for a self-described “party death metal” identity: crushing breakdowns, rapid-fire vocal delivery, swagger-heavy hooks and deliberately provocative lyrics.

Attila’s catalog includes the breakthrough 2013 album About That Life, which reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Hard Rock Albums and Independent Albums charts, as well as releases including Chaos and Villain. Their high-energy live shows and genre-blurring approach have built a dedicated worldwide following across metalcore, deathcore and alternative heavy music.

Dead Rabbitts, Fronzilla and the history behind “Oxygen”

“Oxygen” brings together two distinctive voices from the modern metalcore scene: Craig Mabbitt’s melodic intensity and Fronz’s defiant, rhythm-driven delivery. Dead Rabbitts selected the Attila frontman because his uncompromising energy fit the song’s message of confronting the pressure people hide behind a brave face.

Released as a single on August 16, 2024, the collaboration later appeared on Dead Rabbitts’ album Redefined, released March 14, 2025 through Judge & Jury. The track’s official music video places Fronz directly inside Dead Rabbitts’ dark, urgent visual world and captures the collision between the two artists’ styles.