Spite, Bodynatcher, Boundaries, and Mouth For War have announced their Dedication to Flesh tour, which will absolutely decimate the U.K./EU area. Some crowdkilling will definitely ensue. Hailing from Southern California, Spite are eager to pedal their modern, abrasive brand of deathcore with other modern-day deathcore heroes in tow. In September, “Spite” dropped a new song,
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Within Destruction surprised the internet last week with a new EP, Rebirth. The record features six songs, and the deathcore band got some guest spots, including David Simonich of Signs Of The Swarm and Alan Grjnja of Distant. Drummer Luka Vezzosi says about the EP: “We had free time to do sort of a pet
Milwaukee Metal Festival made a comeback this year, and now, the Midwestern metal fest has announced they will be back next year with 19 bands and multiple days of music. More bands will be announced in the future, but for now, this is a quite impressive lineup. The fest will take place at The Rave/Eagles
Dragonforce have shared a new version of their song “Doomsday Party,” this time featuring Elize Ryd, vocalist of Amaranthe. The song will be a bonus track on the band’s forthcoming record, Warp Speed Warriors, to be released March 15 of next year. The collab is a strong combination between two majorly epic players in the
Doom dealers Conan are no longer to be joined by their former bassist, Chris Fielding. But it doesn’t seem there are any hard feelings—Fielding is leaving to focus more on other areas of his life, and will still be the band’s producer. The English band haven’t announced a new bassist yet, but claim they will
Polaris just announced an EU/UK run that will spread their gospel across the region alongside Silent Planet, Thornhill, and Paledusk. The tour will be peak metalcore goodness, and will be in support of Polaris’ Fatalism release, which dropped last September. The tour is in support of the band’s latest record, Fatalism, released last September. The
Germany’s Praise the Plague plays an entrancing blend of doom metal and black metal. This allows them to cover a lot of territory — from the haunted and desolate shores of doom, to the raging torrents and blazing fires of black metal. And this sprawling sonic heritage is all well-represented on the band’s latest video
IT‘S FINALLY HERE! Metal & Beer Fest: Denver 2023 at Summit kicks off today and this is your last chance to get in on the action! Unfortunately all two-day passes and Day Two tickets are kicked (don’t say we didn’t warn you!), but you still have a chance to get in on the action—including exclusive beer
Live Nation have finally done something that won’t piss anyone on the internet off—Well, maybe that’s wishful thinking, but it definitely seems like it’ll do a little bit of damage control. The company just announced their On the Road Again program will raise base pay for folks working in the music industry through them to
A couple months after the release of their latest album A Sign Of Things To Come, Sylosis released a new live video featuring their performance of “Pariahs.” Filmed during their most recent show in London on the ‘Malicious Intent Tour’ with Malevolence, the video highlights all of the intensity behind the band’s live show. Speaking
Trigger warning: There’s an evil clown in the latest video from Buffalo, New York death metal duo Morgue Terror. The video for new track “Broken, Beaten, Beheaded” offers a nod to the Terrifier movies series with a low-budget version of Art the Clown prowling throughout. In fact, the whole of Morgue Terror’s self-titled, five-song debut
Hailing from Canada’s capital region and featuring long-standing members of Ottawa’s under appreciated death metal scene, Hatred Reigns are but a day from the release of their debut full length. Awaken the Ancients follows on the distant heels of there band’s 2018 debut EP Realms I: Affliction but doesn’t leave similar conceptualism in the rearview.
Though Dødheimsgard dazzled many with Black Medium Current, so much so that it made its way onto our critical Top 40 of 2023, it’s important to look to their contemporaries for further forays into the strange and bewildering in black metal. Featuring two former Dødheimsgard guitarists among their ranks, Void shows two students of Vicotnik’s
Where they from? Tangerang, Indonesia. Ihis past Friday I had the “pleasure” of watching my Jets get their asses utterly obliterated by the Miami Dolphins in the NFL’s first ever Black Friday football game. When will it end? I feel like the NFL is just creating all of these national broadcasts as a way to
Decibel has stumped hard for Romania-cum-Los Angeles ice warriors Persekutor since their 10-out-of-10 debut, Angels of Meth, arrived at Decibel World HQ in a semi-padded milk carton addressed to “editing chief Albert” way back in 2006. Nearly two decades (and countless night and day jobs) later, their scuzzy, infectious black ‘n’ roll debases the Decibel
Last year Decibel Magazine released a food-themed issue with Municipal Waste mean-mugging with a human brain entrée on the cover. So when we noticed a culinary parody group called At the Plates we started salivating. Formed by Tony Rouse (guitar, bass, drums) and inspired by his own health struggles, At the Plates combines food intake
Hailing from Austin, Texas, prog-metal outfit Transit Method are slated to drop their third album, Othervoid, early next year. Citing influences from Mastodon and Iron Maiden to Mutoid Man and Thin Lizzy, plus Panopticon live violinist Charlie Anderson on bass, it’s an early 2024 attention grabber. Rather than expecting you to exercise patience, we’re bringing you the album’s
Shotmaker’s moment in time and place was pretty specific: mid-’90s, hardcore, Ontario, Canada. But the funny thing is it didn’t stop after a couple albums and the usual slew of shorter releases. They lived on in my head, in the head of anyone who heard them back then, anyone who saw them play, anyone who
Just to be clear, this new video from Tennessee hardcore bass-drum duo Thetan ain’t about laundry day. The “white sheets” in the title are a reference to (presumably) the Ku Klux Klan, if the invective expressed in the lyrics is any indication. The video, filmed and edited by Ryan Lewis, is an effects-laden performance clip
Formed in 2017, Australian doom cult Demons of Noon first shared their hallucinogenic approach to slow ‘n’ low heaviness on April 20th, 2020. Despite the 420 release date, their three-track EP The Summoning wasn’t a spliff-smokin’ stoner rehash. Demons of Noon paired trippy sludge with poignant themes and curiosity about the darkest shadows of human
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