Month: October 2023

The thing I’ve loved the most about Chucky since its series premiere is its ability to raise the stakes and deliver unpredictable twists that shake up the narrative. Chucky Season 3 Episode 2 lost sight of that, possibly for good, delivering an infuriating hour rather than entertaining. Miss. Fairchild was wrongly framed for murders on
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Thirty-one years ago today, on Oct. 9, 1992, Alan Jackson released his third studio album, A Lot About Livin’ (and a Little ‘Bout Love). Jackson released five singles from A Lot About Livin’ …, and all five of them landed in the Top 5; two of the songs, “She’s Got the Rhythm (and I Got the Blues)” and
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Wax Motif and Camden Cox’s new single “In My Hands” is a perfect representation of house music blending with strong vocals, creating a track that people both enjoy listening to…and want to hear again. The track was special, which everyone involved in its creation seemed to know because Wax Motif performed it two days after
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Photo by Trey Derbes Oakland, California melodic death/thrash band Glacier Eater are back with their second record, Tempest, out via Glacier Recordings on October 27. Check out the track “Homeward” below, and get stoked for the full release. The record follows their 2015 release, and the band channel sadness and despair through the lyrics and riffs. “Homeward” provides
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The publicity surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s rumored romance has not only impacted the singer and NFL star, but seemingly his whole family too. Since Swift showed up at the Chiefs game against the Bears, attention around the Kelces has skyrocketed. Coincidentally, Travis’ older brother Jason Kelce released a documentary on the 2023 movie
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Montréal death metal mind-flayers Phobocosm cough up their third fateful full-length Foreordained, and Decibel has been bestowed with our own exclusive edition on murky Transparent Blue & Black Marble vinyl limited to just 100 copies! Featuring a gorgeously gloomy gatefold cover from the unparalleled Lauri Laaksonen (Desolate Shrine, Convocation, Pestilent Hex), this oracular LP—their third album overall with Colorado doomsayers Dark
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