Job for a Cowboy are Calling Out Your Hippie Nonsense on “Moon Healer”
Job for a Cowboy bassist Nick Schendzielos talks about the new record and the death and rebirth of deathcore.
Job for a Cowboy bassist Nick Schendzielos talks about the new record and the death and rebirth of deathcore.
Chicago hardcore band Buggin released their debut album earlier this month. Here’s why you need to hear it.
This week’s set of new releases includes big and brutal names like Job For A Cowboy, Darkest Hour, and Borknagar.
Hear the first song from Serpent of Gnosis featuring members of Job for a Cowboy and The Black Dahlia Murder.
“Stoned Again” is the first single from Max Boogie Overdrive‘s upcoming full-length debut of the same name. It’s set for release on CD and digitally via Future Primitive Recordings on March 29.
Listen to Nothing Comes from Death, the debut album from Pennsylvania tech-death band Distention.
Umbra Vitae embrace the calm and chaos of “Ethereal Emptiness.”
Canadian progressive tech death metal band Protosequence speed up single “A Blunt Description of Something Obscene” for upcoming EP.
This week’s new releases include the latest from death metal masters Vader, neo-thrash titans Havok and a host other bands from across the metal landscape.
Bandcamp are donating their share to the Voting Rights Project today. Buy some music and make a difference.
Trad metal warriors Icarus Witch emerge triumphant with new song “Misfortune Teller.”
Decibel caught up with Thy Art Is Murder frontman CJ McMahon to discuss the band’s new album, upcoming tour with Decapitated and why he feels the deathcore label doesn’t fit Thy Art.
Anatomy of Habit, Ciphers + Axioms (Relapse): Featuring members of Tortoise, Indian, and Bloodyminded, this Chicago noise rock supergroup has joined forces with producer Sanford Parker to create a spellbinding two-track, 40-minute opus that expertly blends dissonance and melody, aggression and introspection. The overall effect is not unlike that of Psalm Zero’s excellent debut from…
What the squawk? This spring looks pretty barren. Not a whole lot going on at this time. But we’ll plow through it anyway. Fuck the Easter Bunny; let’s make it the Easter Parrot. We’ll start off with The Fatal Feast by Richmond thrash stalwarts MUNICIPAL WASTE. This is vaguely some sort of concept record of…
On Friday we brought you the minutes from an interview we were lucky enough to conduct with Triptykon frontman, Celtic Frost/HellHammer mainman Tom G. Warrior while he was on tour with Cannibal Corpse, Enslaved and Job for a Cowboy. Warrior seemed pretty ecstatic just to have the opportunity to play music, and that’s something that…
Tom G. Warrior was opting out of the press circuit while haring through the UK on last week’s Defenders of the Faith tour with Cannibal Corpse, Enslaved and Job for a Cowboy, but the Triptykon mainman granted the Deciblog an audience. Of all the times we’ve been in the company of Warrior since the Celtic…
It’s hard to believe that it’s been a whole quarter-century since Megadeth sprayed the eternally-burning napalm of Peace Sells… But Who’s Buying? all over the unsuspecting mulleted masses; hell, I was still listening to Sesame Street albums at the time. Presumably, this thing would have scared the hell out of four-year-old me, even though kids…
German forward-thinking metallers The Ocean give us Part 2 of their recent trouble-filled trek through the U.S. and Canada. What to expect? A pro-filmed video, a few different accents (British, German, Australian), quick shots of front row boobage, the realization that the Job for A Cowboy dudes pump iron like Stallone, the group’s driver disappearing…
Every Friday—well, this week Wednesday, cause we’re fuckin’ OUTTA HERE in four hours—Waldo the African Grey Parrot, frontbird of thrash-grind immortals Hatebeak, will get you caught up on the week’s latest “extreme” releases. Waldo here. There are a couple of new releases that really ruffle my feathers this week. The first is the Rhino reissue…
Recapping Americana black metal phenoms Wayfarer, sleaze upstarts Sonja and fantasy-driven black metalers Valdrin in Montreal.
The following excerpt from Oxbow frontman Eugene S. Robinson‘s new memoir transports readers to the 1970s’ NYC and the genesis of Robinson’s old hardcore band Whipping Boy.
Old Man Gloom drummer Santos Montano pens Part II of tour diary for the band’s postponed 2020 tour.
Old Man Gloom drummer Santos Montano delivers the Roadburn preview to end all festival previews.
We catch up with Mantar‘s Hanno Klänhardt to find out what the five heavy albums that changed his life were.
We inducted The Code Is Red… Long Live the Code by Napalm Death into our Hall of Fame in our recent special Napalm Death issue; here, we rank the songs from worst to best.
Our Neill Jameson doesn’t care about Kim Kardashian’s Morbid Angel shirt, but he is concerned about the aggressively stupid reactions to it.
We asked Bjørnson some questions about his newest baby, and we shared some of his thoughts with you in Issue #153 (July 2017, Integrity cover). Catch the rest of the interview right here, alongside a few videos that exemplify what BardSpec is really all about.
The only Seinfeld award-esc analysis of an NFL Season you’ll ever see anywhere, ever. Still not sure if that’s a good or bad thing.
The only guy in the world who called Rousey losing to Nunez, besides Rousey, her trainers, and everyone with a brain.
The man who is thankful for everything in his life but his Football Team.