Metal

Steve Von Till needs no introduction—his career has been spent pushing boundaries and exploring sounds, from Neurosis and Tribes of Neurot to his various solo explorations including Harvestman, his solo psych/ambient effort. He’s currently in the midst of a three-part album series called Triptych, with each release date selected to align with a full moon. Triptych: Part Two is

It’s so fucking great that we’re living in a time where new music from the Jesus Lizard is right around the corner. After more than two decades away, the band is returning with a new studio album RACK and we’ve already had the first single “Hide & Seek” for a month now. Earlier today, the

Absorb | Photo by Brittany Vaughan Driving deeper into a summer that promises to be one of the hottest on record, we thought a video that showcases the aging infrastructure of our capitalist overlords wreaking environmental devastation would be just the thing to make us all feel warmer sweatier and cozier more terrified. For that,

Though they’ve got an European tour kicking off this Thursday, Behemoth were forced to make a sudden lineup change, as their drummer Inferno was forced to stay home due to health concerns. With just days before the band hits the road, they’ve announced that ex-Job for a Cowboy and current Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats

Craving some post-black metal? Look no further than “Dominion,” the new offering from Kalamazoo, Michigan-based band One With the Riverbed. The first tune from their new album Succumb, “Dominion” sees One With the Riverbed marry ambient black metal and post-metal, tying them together with ambience and clean, reflective sections. Speaking of the track, One With the Riverbed

Later this summer, Ministry will be touring with shock rockers Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie, as well as Filter, for the latest leg of the ‘Freaks on Parade’ Tour. Yet if you plan on catching that show, you very likely won’t see Roy Mayorga behind the kit during Ministry’s set, as he announced earlier today that he was

Hailing from Bangor, Maine, weirdo trio Manic Abraxas took their disparate influences, tossed them in a blender and came out with a sound that resembles all of those things… and none of them at the same time. Citing High on Fire, Doomriders, Voivod, Corrosion of Conformity and even Venom as influences, the band’s new album Skinformation is a gnarly

Suicidal Tendencies have been talking for a little while about possibly releasing new music with the band’s current lineup which includes the band’s frontman Mike Muir, Dean Pleasants on guitar, Dillenger Escape Plan guitarist Ben Weinman on second guitar, Robert Trujillo’s son Tye Trujillo, and recent outcast from the Slipknot camp Jay Weinberg. Winman, Trujillo,

Hardcore music festival Flyover Fest, celebrating their second year under their current moniker (it used to be known as Act Like You Know Fest, which was admittedly a bit more of an awkward name), announced the lineup for the 2024 edition of their festival and boy is it one hell of a lineup. Some of

Cranial Disorder Any gatherings you’re not looking forward to this July 4th? We’ve got you covered. Rising death metal force Cranial Disorder unleashes its brutal death debut, Congenital Depravity, via Lethal Scissor Records this Friday, July 10th. But, we’ve got the whole shebang right here, right now.  Bursting onto the scene in 2019 and quickly

Almost three years ago I wrote a piece about what I considered to be the “New Wave of American Darkness,” which outlined a thesis that we were hitting a sort of renaissance for American black metal. This, of course, opened my inbox to a deluge of people’s significant others or friends firing off friend requests

Photo by Ashley Simpson When was the first time you were exposed to heavy music? Often friends, siblings or a chance encounter in a record store are credited as the catalyst that forever corrupted innocence and lead us down a left-hand path of distorted guitars and “can you even understand what they’re saying?” vocals. For

Every single available back issue of Decibel is only $4 from now until Monday at 11:59 PM ET. From the oldest of the old-school (backwards “e” and all) to our latest issue featuring deathgrind crushers Nails you can fill up your Decibel back catalog at a huge discount. And if all of those “sold out” banners didn’t

Power metalers Orden Ogan will release their new album The Order of Fear on July 5 via Reigning Phoenix Music. This is their seventh record, and it was masterminded by vocalist, guitarist, and producer Sebastian “Seeb” Levermann. Levermann gave us a rundown of the new record, which you can stream below before it drops this Friday.

Noise rock comes in many forms, some of them heavier than others. When UK duo POHL play noise rock, it’s doomed and it’s heavy as hell. Releasing first EP Pohlsmoker in 2012, POHL released two follow-up EPs before setting to work on Mysteries, their first full-length album. It’s the work of a seasoned duo who know exactly what

Time and a dedicated body of work has helped to facilitate digestion of Khanate’s unconventional and glacial approach to doom metal, drawing in elements of drone (recalling Earth’s own synthesis of pioneers La Monte Young) and diseased lyrics too unsettling for a black metal album. Suffice it to say, no one quite knew what to

Before you shotgun those beers and chuck those ‘dogs on the grill ahead of the long weekend, we’ve got just one more quick fix of brand new metal for you. Er, maybe mention of potentially addictive substances and “fix” weren’t the best choices of nomenclature there, as the latest single from Chicago band Riotous Indignation

Where they from?South Bend, Indiana. Last week I was all excited because I thought the Edmonton Oilers were going to pull off one of the greatest upsets in NHL history but NOOOOOOO, they just had to shit the bed like I used to do in high school (and well into adulthood). I highly doubt anyone

An Exit Exists, the new album from Aussie screamo/hardcore outfit Blind Girls, hits like a punch—or twelve punches, to be more accurate—to the face. Their third full-length since 2018, and seventh release in general, An Exit Exists is honed to a sharp point, the songs being delivered in short, chaotic bursts punctuated by vocalist Sharni Brouwer’s emotive shrieks.

Cryptic Hatred formed in 2019 and quickly made themselves busy, releasing a demo the next year and first album Nocturnal Sickness in 2022. Rooting themselves firmly in the realm of old-school death metal, they continued to hone their sound on a split with fellow Finns Azatoth, before setting their sights on another LP. Internal Torment is a genuine step