Fans of the now-defunct (but still epic) SubRosa, get stoked on vocalist Rebecca Vernon’s new project The Keening. The music has some definite similarities to SubRosa, but also a distinctly more folk-influenced feel. Their debut album comes out October 6 via Relapse Records, and last week they dropped the title track, “Little Bird,” with an
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Ringworm dropped their new record, Seeing Through Fire, yesterday alongside a video for “House of Flies.” The album is out via Nuclear Blast Records, and the video has a fun, old-school horror feel playing on early fall nostalgia. Vocalist Human Furnace says about the record: “We’re pretty pumped on Seeing Through Fire. It’s a total
This week’s playlist update is a sort of bloated one, where we couldn’t just keep things down to 20 tracks. Rather than deprive you of some of this week’s killer tracks — or eliminate songs that still deserve your attention — we’re boosting the playlist up to 25 songs this week. That means more tunes
Brutal and revolutionary band Brujeria just dropped a new video from their upcoming album, “Bruja Encabronada.” Their forthcoming album, Esto Es Brujeria, is out September 15 via Nuclear Blast Records, and this is the second single to be released from that album. The video contains live footage taken by Roel Verscheure and Emerik Siimessalmi. Watch
Revered co-creator of Metalocalypse Brendon Small admits that Metallica, namely the Some Kind of Monster documentary, majorly inspired the show. The movie, which came out in 2004, shows all the turmoil the band were famously going through right before they recorded St. Anger. Ironically, that controversial album probably caused even more backlash for the band,
A sublime new opus is now upon us. Taake’s long-awaited eighth full-length album, Et Hav av Avstand, is set to drop on September 1, six years after the band’s last full-length release, Kong vinter. Taake ranks among the most well-known and globally revered names in all of black metal; Bergens Tidende, one of Norway’s leading
The pit can be a dangerous place. One errant elbow, one misstep and BAM — you’re in a world of hurt. For Biohazard’s Bio Billy (aka Billy Graziadei), his trip back to the stage from the crowd resulted in him on the floor and security rushing to pick him up. News of the incident, as
Greetings, Decibel readers! I don’t know about you, but I’m stoked for the show tonight. What show? Ah, I’m seeing Sacramentum. I wasn’t sure I’d ever get the opportunity to see the masters behind Far Away From the Sun, so this is a real treat. I eagerly await my entrance into the storm of melodic
Penelope Spheeris was the first filmmaker to go inside the emerging heavy metal and hardcore scenes in the United States. Her Decline of Western Civilization documentaries are required viewing for anyone who wants to understand how extreme music developed, and her feature film Suburbia was an accurate slice of the ’80s hardcore scene in suburban
It’s probably a coincidence that the beloved and incomparable SubRosa unexpectedly split in 2019 just before the world went to complete dogshit. Maybe it was less cosmic that ex-SubRosa frontman woman Rebeca Vernon used some of that newfound “downtime” to fashion the music for her new project the Keening. SubRosa fans will surely recognize Vernon’s
In a clear case of WYSIWYG, Greek grind quartet, Head Cleaner, do in fact offer a track, “Not Like All of You,” that’ll definitely clear out the cobwebs. This 2:20 blast of blinding fury is all bite (and bark) with snarling vocals, sick guitar tones and the usual jackhammering rhythm section you expect from such
Photo: Milo Mendoza Like your noise rock with teeth and a little oomph? Chicago-based quartet death pose (intentionally stylized as lowercase) might have what you need on their debut album, Midnight Society, which was announced earlier today. With thirteen potent tracks—including the already-released “Double Hockey Sticks”—death pose make their mark as a band to watch, like with new
Post-hardcore suffered an incredible loss with the passing of Pitchfork/Drive Like Jehu/Hot Snakes shaman Rick Froberg, but the scene is arguably stronger than ever. Exhibit A is Strangelight. The Bay Area quartet, featuring members of Kowloon Walled City and Transistor Transistor, only need two minutes to flex their angular, brash, feverish skronk with “Power, Rent,
One month out from the release of his second solo effort CMF2, Slipknot frontman and dude that’s not afraid to sing the Spongebob Squarepants theme in front of a crowd Corey Taylor dropped another single, titled “Talk Sick.” As the album’s third single, “Talk Sick” takes a different approach than the previous two offerings in
Black metal from the Pacific Northwest is getting some representation next month, as Washington state’s Wolves In The Throne Room announced the impending release of their EP Crypt of Ancestral Knowledge on September 29. Featuring a side that’s two black metal tracks “Beholden to Clan” and “Twin Mouthed Spring” and another side that just sounds
Photo by Gene Smirnov Who is your go-to player two? This isn’t a trick question. Though the world is certainly not lacking in immersive single-player experiences, we’ve likely all spent at least some time bonding via a controller with a friend, a sibling, a family member or a complete stranger. Fighting games, battle royales, sports
UK deathbringers Celestial Sanctuary first demanded my attention when I heard their Soul Diminished record in 2021. It was scathingly old school, doomed without being slow, and drenched in reverb. Two killer American labels that know their fucking death metal (Redefining Darkness and Sewer Rot Records) worked on that album. Two years later, Church Road
No matter what the medium is—painting, opera, punk rock—or how much practice a performer has, there comes a point where rubber has to meet the road and one has to actually do the thing they’ve been practicing and dreaming of. Of course, sometimes that thing is playing your first show with Slipknot. Slipknot drummer Jay
When your dad is Eddie Van Halen, it’s gotta be hard for other musicians to feel larger than life. In a recent interview with The Rock Show with Johnnie Walker, the guitarist’s son, Wolfgang Van Halen, discussed who his “rock god” is. Wolfgang Van Halen’s answer? Dave Grohl, the legendary Foo Fighters frontman and former
There’s something about this Italian retro doom trio’s logo and name, Bottomless, that evoke Pentagram’s Relentless-era. Which, as it turns out, isn’t too far off-base in regard to the music on their debut album, The Banishing, we’re premiering here. Bottomless are far from Pentagram clones, but their leaden, ’70s-inspired riffing and reverbed-out vocals certainly are mining the
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