Listen, I know we reported last December that Arizona-based thrash metal iconoclasts Sacred Reich would be heading into the studio this year to record their follow up to 2019’s Awakening, but that apparently didn’t happen. Bummer. Yet even though there’s been a bit of a delay, there’s no need to fret, as they’re still planning
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Greetings, Decibel readers! Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving, for those who celebrate. In case you hadn’t seen it before, we have an entire article dedicated to songs about eating. Aside from that, we also have five new albums for you to digest below. After all, this is when all retail establishments will be
SPEND. SPEND. SPEND. CONSUME. BUY TONS OF MUSIC AND MERCH FROM YOUR FAVORITE BANDS. OBEY. SATIATE YOUR MARKETPLACE GODS ON THIS BLACKEST OF FRIDAYS. Cruciamentum Obsidian Refractions (Profound Lore) This unrelenting slab of death metal from international act Cruciamentum is no fucking joke. Our review was super high on it and here’s what it said:
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A lawsuit has been filed against Anti-Flag frontman Justin Sane for an alleged sexual assault involving a female fan. This comes months after the band broke up following multiple sexual assault allegations began coming to light. According to a report by Rolling Stone, Kristina Sarhadi, who is a holistic therapist and health coach from New
After months of live performances and reasonably positive reviews, Pantera frontman Phil Anselmo still feels like he needs to justify the existence of the reformed band — and he’s invoking the name of the late Abbott brothers to do so. During his recent appearance on the official Metallica podcast, The Metallica Report, Anselmo made his
(Editor’s note: This post includes some graphic descriptions of what allegedly went down, so consider yourself warned if sexual assault is a trigger for you.) Some pretty brutal allegations against Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose have made their way out into the public eye, as a newly filed lawsuit paints a disturbing image of
Last week, big news broke about a new tour featuring Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony, Jason Bonham, and Joe Satriani that would pay homage to the great Van Halen. Dubbed the “Best of All Worlds” tour as a nod to the “Best of Both Worlds” run that took place 20 years ago, the 28-date run across
Are you into techy and experimental death metal, but wish more bands would incorporate melodic and heroic riffing into the chaos? Then fear not, friends, Mexico’s Misanthrophi is here to become your new favorite band. On the band’s latest album, Principles of Cosmicism and Decimation, the band exhibits a dazzling level of technical ability and
The trio of Primitive Man conjures the stuff of nightmares. The prolific contemporaries of the Colorado metal scene have blended sludgy doom, abrasive noise and misanthropic nihilism throughout their decade of existence to craft a sound that is able to extinguish any hope in a room at a glacial pace—in the best possible way. Having
It’s time to storm the castle and bang your head. Comrades from the North American power doom scene have united on a four-band split of heavy metal sorcery. Mourn the Light, High Priest, Ice Howl, and Archduid have joined forces to showcase 11 sharp-edged new songs. According to the band’s promotional text, the split features “four
Nails — yes, the beloved 2000’s grindcore band — will be back with a new record in 2024. The band took to socials to announce the new album, which is very exciting to grindcore and hardcore fans. Nails were huge in the 2010s, and realized albums through 2016. They came out with the two-song single
Years after its original recording, Gaswar are finally unveiling their debut record recorded back in the ’90s, Girl Vanishes On Way To Jive Club, and have shared the single “Terrible Day to Have Eyes” before its release. Bassist Kevin Rutmanis says, “The line ‘you’re breakable, you’re a breakable thing’ was inspired by Andrea Dworkin talking about
Though it spans much of the coast of western South America, Chile has the distinction of being the southernmost country in the world. If Sarah Palin were down there staring out at Drake Passage, she’d tell you she could see Antarctica. “And this is pertinent to what?” you’re rightly thinking. Our featured artist, BlackFlow, are
Where they from? Bochum, Germany. Man, I’m sick of talking about sports here, let’s talk about politics instead! [Watches 30 seconds of CNN], OK, you know what? Probably not a good idea either. Uh, uh, Thanksgiving is this Thursday! Any big plans? I’m gonna eat lots of food with my family and then, ah shit,
We humans may not be treating it as such, but this pale blue dot of ours called Earth is the only place we’ve got. Yet through constant pollution, wanton natural resource extraction, and unchecked deforestation are causing our home to get hotter and more common “100 year” natural disasters. And as such, some big names
Roughly six months ago, the hardcore outfit Year of the Knife found themselves in an extremely precarious situation, as each of their members were injured in a major van accident while on tour. Though no one’s injuries were particularly life-threatening, the band’s vocalist Madi Watkins was so banged up she had to spend months recovering
Whether it’s noise, death metal, powerviolence or grindcore, Full of Hell always have something new on the horizon. Known as much for their versatility as much as their prolific nature, Full of Hell thrive in any musical situation, particularly on the collaborative front. Next month, they release their latest collaborative album, When No Birds Sang, with heavy shoegaze outfit
“Black metal” is something you can use to generally describe newcomers Aldrig, as well as several combinations thereof with the “post” prefix, but as with some of the most exciting music that has appeared since we have exhausted existing genre names and somehow collectively lost the ability to make up new ones, that will only
Oh what, you didn’t think we were going to update our playlist? You musta been out’cha mind. With the seven tracks we added to the list this week, we’ve got some absolute bangers to mingle with the other killer tracks we have in store. From the mighty Judas Priest to the thrashy Enforced, the music
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