grindcore

Pilsen powerviolence purveyors LiliXElbe shoot the fucking puck right at your skull.

Go nuts for hyperblasting midwesterners Scrotal Erosion

Connecticut powerviolence purveyors Kidnapped don’t hold any riffs for ransom on Disgust.

Killing is Kosuke Hashida‘s business and business is good on his debut album, Justifiable Homicide.

Stream a brand new EP from the one-man goregrind mastermind Andrew Lee courtesy of the Decibel Flexi Series—and be sure to order a copy of this extremely limited release!

U.K. face-peelers Munter bring the crusty D-beat madness via The Off-Licence.

“We wanted to have one last chance to make a Suffer album that sounded the way every Suffer recording should have sounded.”

Hear grind vet Mitchell Luna return with the debut LP, The Dismal Advance, from his new group, Shock Withdrawal.

Experience some March grind madness in form of Philly/Jersey crushers Durian.

German weed-grinders Last Bong of Humanity are the choice of a new generation.

Chechnian crew Sick Destroyer cures all that ails less-than-brutal grindcore.

It’s Weapon World‘s world. We’re all just dying in it.

Oakland grindforce AK//47 embrace their considerable melodic talents on Menari Dalam Abu Algoritma.

You’ll be hitting repeat on San Diego face-melters Genestealer‘s new EP Malignant Design before the first block of commercials this Sunday.

Because the Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly party never really stops, Sanguisugabogg and Bandit extend your April 12 evening.  

Jam some new grinding punk blast from new Extremely Rotten Productions signing Decorticate.

The vocalist and grindcore die-hard has firmly picked a side in the console wars of the ’90s.

Slovenian/Italian deathgrinders Greia confound and pound.

Hear Australian dissonant DM/grind mongers Resin Tomb destroy your self-esteem on their relentlessly vicious debut, Cerebral Purgatory.

West coast grind-leaning powerviolence crushers Tension are tight.

2023 might finally be over, but that doesn’t mean you don’t want one final mirco list in your life, right? So here are the Top 20 Grindcore Songs of the last 12 months.

Check out God is Violence, the new album from Los Angeles gutter phenomenon Cancer Christ.

The guitarist, drummer and bassist of the New England quartet decide to press A to interact with Decibel’s nerdiest column.

Bug out with CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP‘s batch of 127 new songs in five minutes.

Hear D.C. deathgrind crushers Deliriant Nerve return with new 10-minute beatdown in Contaminated Conscience.

Don’t fret, prolific Malaysian grindcore trio Aftersundown have already returned with Onset of Anxiety.

German grinders Feind hit the ground harder than Zach Wilson walking back to the huddle.

Featuring members of Brain Famine, Stagnater and Hallucivore, Boston blasters Zero Survive will scratch your Insect Warfare/early Napalm Death itch.

Hear Dallas-Fort Worth grindforce Yatsu obliterate your false sense of security on It Can’t Happen Here.

Degenerate Synapse‘s self-titled debut is much more surprising than the Jets’ ability to beat a team with no quarterback.