Track Premiere: Mourners Lament – ‘Ocaso’
Mourners Lament offer a fresh take on Peaceville-style death/doom.
Mourners Lament offer a fresh take on Peaceville-style death/doom.
Hellripper multi-instrumentalist James McBain gives us a closer look at the project’s new album.
This week’s round of new ripping releases includes the latest from Dødheimsgard, Jesus Piece, Overkill and more!
It’s time to close out a stellar October with new metal releases from Darkthrone, Despised Icon, Forlesen and more!
This week’s new releases comes charging at you with the latest attacks from Autopsy, Till, Acephalix, and more!
Hear Bay Area death crew Mortuous deliver a death metal album-of-the-year contender a day before its official release.
Gnaw Their Tongues mastermind Maurice de Jong falls before draconian times on new The Sombre elegy “The Mourning Gloom.” Streaming in slow motion now!
This is a week for the death metal people, with the latest from Corpsessed, Undeath, Static Abyss and more!
On the 40th anniversary of Christian Death‘s Only Theatre Of Pain, Decibel talked to all the living members of the album lineup about the making of this deathrock classic and its legacy.
British doom legends Cathedral celebrate three decades of Hall of Fame album Forest of Equilibrium.
Dream Unending, featuring members of Tomb Mold and Innumerable Forms, stream new album, Tide Turns Eternal (20 Buck Spin). Doomed to dream!
Get ready to start this month the right way with new music from Enslaved, Katatonia, Full of Hell and more!
We’ve got a loaded week for you as we catch up on the latest from Darkthrone, At the Gates, Mayhem and more!
Dismember drummer/jack of all trades Fred Estby reflects on 30 years of genre-defining album, Like an Ever Flowing Stream.
Because we’re not even a full month into 2021 and there is still music to discover. And because you can’t get enough goddamn lists, here are 35 more from 2020 to chew on.
Indianapolis-based upstarts Mother of Graves stream new track “The Urn” at Decibel! Only (melodic and depressive) death is real!
Swedish melodeath firestarters Furnace beckon Lovecraftian menace with the dark melodies of their Dark Vistas concept album.
To celebrate the release of Dream Squasher, the new album from sludge kings -(16)-, we caught up with guitarist Alex Shuster to find out what five heavy albums changed his life.
Bandcamp is waiving their cut of all purchases made on Friday, March 20 to support creatives affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Decibel staff provides a few suggestions for your purchasing pleasure.
On the eve of the Mayhem-headlined Decibel Magazine Tour, Necropolis’ founder provides an in-depth interview on the greatest black metal comp ever, Nordic Metal: A Tribute To Euronymous.
New York-based death/doom trio Weeping Sores issued one of 2019’s best releases in False Confession. We interview lead sore, Doug Moore, in this Q&A.
Enter an eternal autumn of moors and misty fields, walk through blackwater parks of rain without end, and look to the October rust as night shades descend.
We introduce you to new doom/death shining lights, Pulchra Morte.
On Thorns I Lay discuss their upcoming death/doom epic, Aegean Sorrow.
Our latest That Tour Was Awesome looks back on when Pestilence , Autopsy , and Bolt Thrower terrorized Europe in 1990.
Far more prevalent now than ever before. Decibel flips through the musty pages of history to highlight the Top 5 Norwegian Death Metal Albums Of All Time.
From England to Florida, from Tokyo to Oslo, from Australia to San Francisco, postal workers were the bandwidth by which death metal, black metal, doom metal, and every other underground form of metal communicated. Open a letter and out poured legion! Here’s a tribute to Decibel‘s fave old-school fliers.
Under a Better-Than-Average Moon.
After 21 years of housing some of the finest metal acts known to mankind, British label Music For Nations closed shop in 2004. The label was folded in Sony Entertainment’s Zomba Record Group and mothballed until last year when Sony rekindled the legendary label’s fire. So, we’re celebrating with an essential Top 10.
Hope Finally Died
Delivered from extortionate obscurity
dB Rating: 9/10