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
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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
Slipknot/Stone Sour frontman and heavy metal’s most prolific opinion haver Corey Taylor is heading across the Atlantic to go on a solo European run next summer and the dates have been fully released. Having already completed such a tour, along with a run through North America, earlier this year, Taylor’s no stranger to sharing his
This one’s an assbeater. French brutal death dealers Embrace Your Punishment are slated to drop their third album, Made of Stone, and Decibel has the exclusive advance stream. Initially catching my eye for its features—Crowbar’s Kirk Windstein, Misery Index’s Jason Netherton and Benighted’s Julien Truchan—Embrace Your Punishment earned their keep with riffs that balance between brutality and technicality, a jackhammering
Some labels are great because you know what to expect. But others are worth following for the opposite reason, like with Caligari Records, you’re never exactly sure what you’re in for. The label has played host to a menagerie of heavy sounds, from black and death metal heresies, to thrashy and punky gutter anthems. But
Have you ever wondered what it might sound like if Emma Ruth Rundle recorded a doom album? (OK, you have those Mizmor and Thou collabs, but work with me here.) The answer to that question might be A Birdsong, A Ghost, the new album from New Jersey funeral doom outfit Oldest Sea. Formed in 2017 as
Today only, EVERY ITEM in the Decibel webstore is 20% OFF! That means discounts across the board on books (including The Scott Burns Sessions: A Life in Death Metal 1987 – 1987, Evolution of the Cult—Restored, Expanded & Definitive Edition, Amorphis: The Official Story of Finland’s Greatest Metal Band, Turned Inside Out: The Official Story of Obituary, USBM and Rotting Ways to
Jammy metal weirdos in Australia and New Zealand will no doubt be overjoyed, as Mr. Bungle and Melvins are joining forces to tour that area in March 2024. This will be Mr. Bungle‘s first tour of the are since 2002, so fans in the area will likely be extra excited Check out the dates now,
Live Nation and Ticketmaster have apparently not escaped scrutiny, as U.S. senators are apparently just as up in arms about abusive consumer practices as metal fans are. The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (PSI) has officially subpoenaed Live Nation Entertainment and subsidiary Ticketmaster for documents on their practices. Some of the practices being called into
Ghost never pass up a good collab, as their recent line of butt plugs and dildos proves. Now, they’ve also collaborated with Lugz on some shoes. This time making something a little more practical than sex toys and action figures (depending on how you look at things), the Swedish larger-than-life band have create a functional,
The Goblin’s back in town—or at least they will be soon. Orange Goblin just announced they are in the studio working on a new record. Earlier this month, the band announced they were in the studio in the U.K. working on their untitled, 10th studio album, the follow-up to their 2018 record The Wolf Bites
Things are about to get heavy again as Aussie heavy hitters Alpha Wolf bring back the noise with their video for, well, “Bring Back The Noise.” This is the first music the band have shared since their split last year with Holding Absence, titled The Lost & The Longing, out in 2022. Their last full-length,
Got shopping to do and need some motivation? We’ve got the playlist for you. Updated this week with tracks from Dead By April, God’s Date, and Eye Am, this still has some of the last few weeks’ worth of bangers too. You just can’t go wrong. As always, we’ve updated the playlist on both Spotify
Sepultura have been consistently dropping records every couple of years lately, but alas, no more—A recent interview reveals that they will nOT be releasing anything but live music anytime soon. Guitarist Andreas Kisser spilled the tea in an interview with Everblack podcast, which you can watch in full below. “We are recording everything,” says Kisser. “We
California metalcore quintet Bleeding Through dropped a special treat while we were all stuffing our faces yesterday in the form of a new version of their track “On Wings Of Lead.” Originally released on their 2003 This Is Love, This Is Murderous, this new version follows yet another re-done classic single, “Love Lost In A
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