Emily Bellino

Listen to a blackened new song from sludge purveyors Witching.

Riff hard with San Francisco stoner/doom crew Lowcaster.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Destroyer of Light‘s morose cover of The Cure’s “Lullaby.”

Black Rainbows worship volume and debut the first song from new album Cosmic Ritual Supertrip.

Industrial metal duo Khost reveal the “Blood Gutters 6x4x1” in a new song and video.

The party rages on with Cloak, Bewitcher, Zealot R.I.P. and Blame God at the official Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly afterparty!

Skumstrike are too loud for the crowd with new EP Execution Void.

Revel in Fleshrot with these glorious OSDM newcomers.

Stream the first song from Like Rats‘ punishing new album, Death Monolith.

Prepare your ears: Beggar are the heaviest stoner band you’ve ever heard.

Stream a new song from rising Baltimore death dealers Immiseration.

Xenobiotic are getting techy with it.

Watch a new video from Israeli progressive metal unit Tillian.

Watch a new video from Texas prog-dealers Runescarred.

Wardaemonic dish out new black metal.

Rat King drop the sludge and go for the throat with a brand-new death metal offering.

Watch a new video from American symphonic metal outfit Seven Spires.

Folian prepare to “Go Alone” and find healing.

An Isolated Mind end 2019 on a high note.

The Acacia Strain frontman Vincent Bennett talks new album It Comes in Waves, touring with diverse bands, the role of gods on humans and the band’s next record, coming soon.

Chopped judge Chris Santos talks heavy metal, Brian Slagel, Mayhem Fest and running his own record label, Blacklight Media.

Today is the Day are “No Good to Anyone.”

Hear a new song from weirdo black metal trio Porta Nigra.

Me and That Man, led by Behemoth frontman Nergal return with new blackened blues featuring Shining’s Jørgen Munkeby.

Micawber showcase what they do best: play death metal.

Black metal mystics Helleborus return with a new album.

Win tickets to see Obituary performing Slowly We Rot at Kung Fu Necktie in Philadelphia.

Every 2019 metal album cover featuring the Polish artist’s instantly-recognizable work.

A melodic death metal band walks onto a pirate ship…

It’s the dawn of a new age and Arkona are here to guide you.