Whitechapel
- proper noun
- /ˈwaɪtˌʧæpəl/
- Have you heard the new album by Whitechapel?
Examples
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Fans lined up early to see Whitechapel headline the music festival.
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My brother has every album released by Whitechapel in his collection.
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The energy at the Whitechapel concert was incredible last night.
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I love listening to Whitechapel while working out.
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Whitechapel announced their latest album, showcasing their signature heavy sound and intense themes.
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As an influential band in the deathcore scene, Whitechapel has captivated audiences around the world with their powerful performances.
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Fans eagerly awaited the new music video from Whitechapel, which highlights their evolution as a band since their formation in 2006.
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Etymology
Whitechapel (the band) took its name from the London area Whitechapel, which many people link with the Jack the Ripper story. A helpful way to remember the band's name is to think of that dark, heavy image, which fits their heavy music.