Albert Mudrian

Old-school death metal from down under with AC/DC puns: What is not to love about Sewercide? 

It’s all or nothing this week for our fine feathered fiend’s featured new releases. 

Anti-religion, Drugs, Life, Death. Ain’t no party like a Fistula track debut. 

“Irreversible damage inflicted” via this video debut from sludge crushers –(16)-.

A pair of underground faves cover a pair of underground legends. Hear it here.

Say you love Satan. We love Babylon Whores. And Sleep of Monsters have won our dark hearts. 

Temple Nightside welcome you to their “Fortress of Burden and Distress.” 

Heavy Metal Parking Lot was filmed 30 years ago today. We still haven’t had an opportunity to jump Rob Halford’s bones, but we did interview the filmmakers and cast members about the legendary documentary… 10 years ago. Enjoy this flashback piece or you belong on fuckin’ Mars, man.

Man-up with a new black metal burner from Norwegians Mistur.

Spend your summer interning at Decibel? Beats a real job, right?

Meet New England’s Conclave, who probably don’t have a baseball jersey merch design. 

Brazilian trio takes thrash beyond their country’s (bloody) roots on “Hostages.”

Celebrate Death‘s Scream Bloody Gore reissue with these never-before-seen interview cuts about the LP from limited edition Choosing Death book.

Close out this week with your palms skyward via new trad metal from Canada’s Spell.

Death/doom from Finland inspired by 19th century tyrants? Vainaja and Decibel have got you covered.

Mos Generator are a well-dressed band. 

Black metal duo Inquisition deliver first new song in nearly three years, and Decibel‘s got it.

War master Andy Whale re-enters the realm of chaos for death/grind victory with Memoriam.

Deceptionist (which autocorrects to “Receptionist”) answers Italy’s call more for technical death metal. 

Nails deliver a their first Decibel cover and 2016’s first Album of the Year contender.

Exhumed, Ghoul and Arcana 13 members weigh in with horror and slasher flick favorites in honor of today’s metal “holiday.” 

I Love the Mid-’90s. If you have a similar soft spot for “metallic hardcore” don’t sleep on Eternal Sleep.  

Honky addition from Texas-sized supergroup.

Creepsylvanian death/thrash miscreants Ghoul join the Decibel Flexi Series.

It’s raining threes for French psych doomsters Mars Red Sky.

Philip H Anselmo returns with black metal supergroup Scour. 

Death worshipers Gruesome let the metal (and horror) flow in new video. 

Home is where the (broken) heart is for Canadian black metallers.

Drink up the new LP from Montreal death dealers Phobocosm in full. 

Own death metal history at a discount price for a limited time!