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Watch Withered‘s performance from Decibel Metal and Beer Fest.

Watch Falls of Rauros at Decibel Metal and Beer Fest.

Delve into a cavernous atmosphere of riffs and growls on the latest installment of Desecresy’s forward-looking approach to death metal.

Read about the making of Crowbar‘s Odd Fellows Rest in the latest issue of Decibel. 

Ursinne (ex-Benediction, ex-Bolt Thrower) are on the internet in 360 degrees.

Extremely extreme contest alert: Win tickets to see Megadeth and Meshuggah this June and July.

“I do not know if we can talk about concept because it really reflects our life concretely,” says Khaos-Dei vocalist Nacht. “Catechism is the natural evolution of our first album.

Watch a new video from Finnish stoner death/doom group Altar of Betelgeuze. 

Watch Municipal Waste perform “Slime and Punishment” live at Decibel Metal and Beer Fest.

Your new favorite, and totally absurd, Twitter feed about metal!

Journalist Martin Popoff just released a trio of new metal books, and we picked his brain about them.

VBERKVLT have a new Instagram contest happening that involves metal, vinyl, you, and prizes. We caught up with the man behind it all to find out the details.

Look up the word ‘kafirun’. In Arabic, it translates to ‘unbeliever’ or ‘atheist’, but Canada’s most violent black metallers Kafirun aren’t addressing Islam or its treatment of Al-Kafirun on debut album, Eschaton.

The Eyehategod frontman opens up about post-liver-transplant life, getting sober, and more in this new interview.

California grind lifers Phobia are back with a new album, and we caught up with them to talk shop.

Interpretative dance meets death metal in the new Beyond Grace video.

Go behind the scenes with Bill & Phil for their music video, “Dirty Eye.”

Watch Immolation‘s entire set from Decibel Metal & Beer Fest, plus an introduction from Dave Mustaine.

For Greece-based Acherontas, it would seem as if black metal, as a genre, is secondary to the devotional aspects of what drives, inspires, and fulfills their physical and incorporeal beings.

Australia’s Norse are dropping their next batch of mind-bending black metal songs next week; we’re giving you an exclusive stream of the whole album today.

One-man progressive metal force Fortis Amor tease their new, self-titled record ahead of its release on May 19. 

The 1990s have come and gone. The greatness of Immortal, Emperor, Dissection, Unanimated, and others is now history. The cruel sands of time are slowly ebbing away at the monuments erected by the gods of old. But as it was so it will be. California’s Highland, formed by three Armenian-Americans, are standing for the ways of the past by thrusting it, via scorching melodic black metal, into the present.

In Flames‘ new stop-motion animation video for “Here Until Forever” is equal parts cute and creepy.

Sweden’s Gravehammer met its maker in 2010. Despite the group only issuing a lone EP, 2010’s Ensnared in Dismal Blasphemies, the Gothenburgers were well on their way to Nordic infamy, their hybridization of death, black, and thrash metal on either end of Decameron, Grotesque, and vintage Kreator. Now, known as Ensnared, the Swedes have taken what they learned on the fiery path with Gravehammer into new depths of darkness, where the horns of Hell blare violently and incessantly, where the air is insufferably hot and smells of brimstone cooking in the vast ovens of the underworld.

Death metal supergroup Hideous are ready to bulldoze you with their old school Florida death metal sound. 

Help make the long-delayed release of the Welcome to Deathfest documentary a reality.

Chip McCabe’s new book listing 666 essential metal albums is out now, and we caught up with him to find out his motivations for doing this outrageous project.

Snares of Sixes is the experimental project of Jason W. Walton (ex-Agalloch). 

Season of Arrows debut the music video for “The Bridge,” off sophomore effort Give It to the Mountain. 

It’s been a long time coming, but Sarcasm are releasing their second album, and we caught up with them to get the scoop.