Videos

All Against release their new album, Straight Down To Hell, on March 14 via Raging Planet. Before it officially drops, you can check out the video for “Out Of The Box” to get a preview.

Austin bangers Scorpion Child pull off ‘Him and Sisters of Mercy trying to play Judas Priest’ on third LP I Saw the End as it Passed Right Through Me.

Noise rock former heavyweights Season to Risk return with their first new music in nearly 25 years.

Coltsblood‘s Obscured Into Nebulous Dusk arrives May 30 via Translation Loss Records but we have first taste for you now.

Hear Swedish D-beat crusters Industrial Puke hurl their vitriol at “Hoax-Mongers” on their brand new single for Suicide Records.

Ter Ziele debut album, Embodiment of Death, delivers heavy, heart-wrenching doom, which includes the goodness of new single “This Mortal Coil.”

Check out the new video/single by Portuguese post-rock/metallers Verbian!

The Ghost Next Door get groovy.

Hear the latest from Dark Chapel, a new fronted by Black Label Society guitarist Dario Lorina. Their debut album, Spirit in the Glass, is due out February 28 via MNRK Heavy. 

Progressive death metallers Pathogenic prepare to release their relentless new album, Crowned in Corpses, on February 7 via Skepsis Records. And we have the video for the title track for you today.

Watch Toronto melodic DM hooligans, The Curse Within, get their Kill Screen thrills on in their new video for “Through Inferno.”

Phoenix’s Necrambulant drop their second full-length, Upheaval of Malignant Necrambulance, via Gore House Productions in March. Check out their shattering second single from the release, “Sentenced to a Gluttonous Pit.”

Brooklyn sludge titans Pants Exploder return with a bone-crushing new track and video, “Last Thing He Did Was Lose.”

The battle between old and new takes a new form in Ckraft‘s new video!

Museum of Light unveil their latest record, Diviner, on March 14 via Spartan Records. But you can check out the video for “Blunt Force Drama” to get a taste of the album now.

We’ll get a pummeling of Danish death metal on January 31 when Maceration‘s Serpent Devourment drops via Emanzipation Productions. In the meantime, check out their video for “Where Leeches Thrive” to get a taste.

Keep spreading that holiday cheer with Haunted Horses’ new video!

Montreal sci-fi prog-metalers Mad Parish unveil their new album, The Dust of Forever, on January 31 as a self-release, but you can preview the video for their song “Bishop’s Tomb” with us now.

Hailing from Montreal, cannabis-friendly band Tumbleweed Dealer just announced preorders for their fourth record, Dark Green, out February 7. You can check out the title track with us first.

Enjoy possibly the sole purveyors of the sub-genre known as “Anime Slam,” Dehumanizing Itatrain Worship.

Watch Brazilian death thrash trio Claustrofobia unleash “Unleeched” live on stage opening for fellow countrymen Sepultura.

Explore the “the gratuitous absurdity of life” with the new video from Vosforis, a UK-based black metal outfit.

Hear current and past members of EyeHateGod, Crowbar, Hellgasm, Hellknotroll, Goatwhore, Saint Vitus and Down go “At War With Punk” as Gasmiasma.

Melodic power thrashers Among These Ashes share a new video from their upcoming record, Embers of Elysium, out December 6 via Alone Records.

In an age of predictability, watch Calgary’s Trench smashes the mold with their blend of metallic hardcore and experimental edge with a little help from Johannes Persson of Cult of Luna.

Stream the latest offering from Swedish death metal rippers Carnal Savagery.

Bay Area post-hardcore foursome wants you to take your job and scream at it.

Prepare for darkness incarnate—Empty Throne is about to descend with a powerful new video for “Unholy,” the title track of their upcoming debut full-length album, set for release on November 27.

Dustin Boltjes, best known to Decibel readers as the drummer of the OSDM primitivists Flesher, debuts a new video from His post-punk band The Secrecy.

Watch Brooklyn grunge-punk duo The Triceratops’ new low-budget, “sci-fi epic” for the punchy track “Can’t Take You.”