Megadeth guitarist Kiko Loureiro already shocked the world with his leave of absence from Megadeth’s live performances, and now he has decided to extend that leave. Back in September Lourero shared that he would shit out the Crush The World Tour and instead spend time with his family in Finland. Today, he shared further plans
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A power duo in both rhyming names and heavy riffs, Suffocation and Revocation have announced an Australian tour in April, followed by a solo run from Suffocation in New Zealand. Suffocation will be touring in support of their latest record, their first in six years and the first they’ve done with vocalist Rocky Myers, Hymns
The Black Dahlia Murder are officially working on a new record, much to the joy of fans, and it’s the first with guitarist Brian Eschbach on vocals. Of course, Eschbach is standing in for—but never replacing—the late, great, Trever Strnad after his untimely death. This will also be their first album with guitarst Ryan Knight
Of all the dudes in Metallica, Kirk Hammett probably seems like the chillest one of them all. He surfs on the regular, has an “extreme” meditation habit, and quite possibly has the best weed in metal. But that’s not to say the guitarist doesn’t have his screwups and outbursts from time to time. And as
More gloomy dance from our favorite industrial weirdos, HEALTH? Yes please; we’re stoked on their new track “UNLOVED.” The song is out alongside a video by Mynxii White, and it’s from their forthcoming album, RAT WARS, out December 7 via Loma Vista Recordings. White says about the video: “Inspired by the many faces of goth
Gruesome masters of death Funeral Vomit have shared a video for “The Mortuary Moon,” and it’s full of fall vibes. The Columbian death metal band paired the song with a gold-hued, moon-fueled visualizer to promote their debut album, Monumental Putrescence, out December 19 via Xtreem Music. Initially formed in 2020, the band channel the rotten
Cryptosis are back with a new EP of weirdness-but-goodness, The Silent Call, out December 1 via Century Media. They just released a new single from the record, “Master of Life,” along with a visualizer created by Kuba Sokólski. You can stream it below. Cryptosis say about the song: “’Master Of Life’ propels listeners into a
Things have been hard for Atlanta-based metalcore band Issues in recent years. After the 2020 firing of their vocalist Tyler Carter over sexual misconduct and grooming allegations and the hurdles that nearly every band faced during the pandemic in 2020, it seems the band hasn’t been able to recover. The band also cites shifting life
Decibel decided that it would be in your best interest to get tickets to Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly—the world’s loudest, two-day craft beer event—when it returns to the Fillmore Philly on April 12-13, 2024! So what are you waiting for? Daily lineups and info on each ticket option below. Both days of the event
Greetings, Decibel readers! We’ve got a lot going on these days at Decibel, including the big-reveal of our lineup for next year’s Decibel Metal and Beer Fest in Philadelphia. Just the sets from Deicide, Internal Bleeding and Dying Fetus alone will be incredible (time to break out the longsleeves, for real), but I’m especially stoked for Lamp of Murmuur‘s appearance. Consistent readers
It’s been more than two years since he was ousted from Megadeth, but David Ellefson‘s still got his old band in mind. And while he’s moved on to a whole mess of musical projects ranging from Kings of Thrash to Dieth, he can’t seem to shake questions from interviewers about the decades he spent being
We first introduced you to Vancouver’s Hyperia back in 2022 on the occasion of their second album, Silhouettes of Horror here. Since then the band has been keeping busy doing what bands do between necking beers: playing shows, writing new material, dealing with the stress of replacing members, making the necessary creative and personal adjustments
Industrial black metal is nothing new, but it remains a less-explored territory than its various stylistic cousins. It’s a challenging environment, as bands like Mysticum and Dødheimsgard loom large in the imaginations of black metal devotees. Nevertheless, there are a few acts out there willing to take up the concrete torch and forge into mysterious
Short of making every song length 4:20 and including free rolling papers in new album, Grimorium Cannabinarum, there’s really no way Mexico’s Weedsnake could have made their cannabis-centric approach any more apparent. Just so we’re 100% clear, it’s all about marijuana. But, hey, there are some phat riffs and plenty of psyched-out passages for your
Most readers and subscribers do not have the January 2024 issue of Decibel yet. But we all know that someone is gonna post the Top 40 Albums of the Year somewhere online. For the last decade, we’ve been forced to beat them to the punch. So, if you’re actually a Decibel subscriber and prefer remaining in suspense until the
Prepare for a high-gravity dose of bourbon barrel discipline on April 12-13, 2024, when Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly—the world’s loudest, heaviest, two-day craft beer event—returns to the Fillmore Philly to deliver more lunatics of quad’s libation for its seventh year! The classic lineup of hardcore legends Biohazard will headline the first night with
Though many of you might recognize Andrew Black as the other half of Mizmor’s Dialeithia, or maybe you’ve seen him onstage with Hell or the aforementioned Mizmor. Black’s resume is impressive, including a rich discography of ambient and quieter music, but he is first and foremost a metal musician–Litha is his first solo outing as
Not all raw black metal bands are content to remain in the tape-trading dungeons. There are those who seek to unleash their rampage on the world, reflecting the neurosis and madness they see around them. Ireland’s Horrenda fall squarely in the latter category, combining elements of raw aggression with a flair for experimentation and the
The supergroup that features current and members of Every Time I Die, Fit For An Autopsy, and The Dillinger Escape Plan, Better Lovers, has been making the rounds as of late. Having released a couple singles, a surprise EP, and gone on tour in the U.K. and parts of the U.S., they’re trying to gain
Where they from? Boston, MA. I am done with football, I cannot watch Zach Wilson anymore; it’s too painful. Bring on hockey. The New York Rangers have won eight in a row and Alexis Lafrenière finally is playing up to his potential. Cannot wait for six months from now when they too let me down
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