Month: December 2024

Yung Miami has opened up about her close-knit relationship with Trina in her latest conversation with Summer Walker. Rather than connecting for her Revolt podcast, the former City Girls rapper appeared in a heartfelt interview with Walker for her new show via apple music. In the midst of the interview, Yung Miami shared the story
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The longest-running heavy metal tour in North America returns with its boldest lineup ever in 2025! The Decibel Magazine Tour resumes this spring with Norwegian black metal godfathers Mayhem headlining Decibel’s 12th continental expedition of the extreme. Tour support comes from countrymate and dungeon synth progenitor Mortiis, New York City cinematic death metal chaos wielders Imperial Triumphant and San Diego death rock night-bringers New
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Christmas traditions look the same for a lot of people: you bake a ton of Christmas cookies, you watch old classics, and you need Christmas is more than just a season – it’s a feeling, and nothing sets the festive mood better than a playlist of heartwarming, nostalgic, and joyful Christmas songs. Whether you’re decorating
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Are you still reeling from that Virgin River finale? There’s so much to unpack from the finale event, and the series left us with a couple of cliffhangers. What will Mel and Jack’s future look like after Marely’s proposal? What will be Brie’s response to Mike? And what the heck happened to Charmaine? Let’s hit
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Landman star Michelle Randolph’s real-life relationships with her on-screen parents couldn’t sound more different. In fact, if the two actors were her real-life parents, than her on-screen mom would probably be the one she’d actually have that infamous birds and bees talk with, not her on-screen dad. Although in real life, Randolph admits, those words
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Greetings, Decibel readers! The big story, stylistically, in black metal in 2024 was seeing the wave of bands that emerged in the late 2010s diverge between the enduring and inspiring leaders — and those that fall into the vast sandy beaches of “raw” or “vampiric” blandness. To be sure, I’m very easily swayed by raw, vampiric
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Press tours can take you many places as a celebrity. Zendaya hung out with tennis pros for Challengers, and Margot Robbie recreated Barbie’s best looks at every single event.  When Austin Butler played Elvis, he went to Graceland and met with the Presley family. When Timothee Chalamet was promoting his Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete
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A delightful holiday treat just dropped for those with a Peacock subscription, and it’s none other than a streaming comedy starring Girls’ Zosia Mamet and Everything Everywhere All At Once’s Stephanie Hsu. The two have great chemistry and the comedy has a totally unexpected premise. Yet one thing is for certain: I absolutely will not
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Lil Baby is clearing the air on his relationship with Gunna, shutting down the possibility of a potential reunion.  The “BAND4BAND” hitmaker distanced himself from Gunna when the YSL rapper took an Alford plea in the RICO case. Baby didn’t hold back when addressing his former friend and frequent collaborators during a recent interview with
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Photo courtesy of the band Montreal sci-fi prog-metalers Mad Parish unveil their new album, The Dust of Forever, on January 31 as a self-release, but you can preview the video for their song “Bishop’s Tomb” below. The album is an original story written by Mad Parish that is told through a soundtrack and follows the story of
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Questlove is due to direct a music-themed documentary for Saturday Night Live (SNL) for its 50th anniversary. Yesterday (December 19), NBC announced the Questlove-helmed documentary Ladies & Gentleman… 50 Years of SNL Music. Per NBC, it will include over 50 interviews with musicians from the last five decades who have performed on the hit sketch
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