Full Album Stream: Septaria –Astar
November 11, 2024 Adem Tepedelen
French post-metal dynamists, Septaria, say the quiet part (and loud part) out loud on debut Astar.
Full Album Stream: Immortal Force – “Mystic Seance Unrealities”
November 11, 2024 Emily Bellino
Stream the new album from Canadian death-thrashers Immortal Force.
Q&A: Tom Angelripper of Sodom on the ‘Tapping The Vein’ Reissue
November 11, 2024 Justin Norton
Sodom founder and vocalist/bassist Tom “Angelripper” Such talks to Decibel about writing a metal classic at a time when many thought metal was dead.
Q&A: Leila Abdul-Rauf on Her New Solo Album: “I Was Making Order Out Of Chaos”
November 8, 2024 Justin Norton
Vastum axewoman Leila Abdul-Rauf on her fifth solo album, Calls From A Seething Edge, and the non-linear process of writing experimental music as opposed to death metal.
ONE MONTH AWAY! Get Your Metal & Beer Fest: Denver 2024 Tickets Before It’s Too Late!
November 8, 2024 Albert Mudrian
Autopsy, Yob, Cirith Ungol, Frozen Soul, Pallbearer & more perform at Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Denver 2024 at Summit on December 6-7.
Video Premiere: Carnal Savagery – ‘Graveworms, Cadavers, Coffins and Bones’
November 7, 2024 Emily Bellino
Stream the latest offering from Swedish death metal rippers Carnal Savagery.
Track by Track: Tungsten – “The Grand Inferno”
November 7, 2024 Addison Herron-Wheeler
Swedish symphonic metallers Tungsten are back with their fourth record, The Grand Inferno, out tomorrow via Reigning Phoenix Music. Stream it while they explain here what each track means to them.
Video Premiere: Strangelight – “Gratitude Practice”
November 7, 2024 Shane Mehling
Bay Area post-hardcore foursome wants you to take your job and scream at it.
Full EP Stream: Seven Kingdoms –The Square
November 6, 2024 Adem Tepedelen
Hear Florida power metal quartet Seven Kingdoms play outside the box on new EP The Square.
KILL SCREEN 049: Tyler Affinito of EARTHBURNER on Being Remade into a Horror Fiend
November 6, 2024 Michael Wohlberg and James Lewis
The classics never go out of style for the grind bassist, but they can certainly benefit from some fresh blood.