Philadelphia’s Heavy Temple — at long last — makes their triumphant full-length debut this year. If their future is anything like their newest single, “A Desert Through the Trees,” the sky isn’t even the limit for what’s to come.
Stoner-metal stalwarts Bongzilla discuss Weedsconsin, their first album in 16 years.
Dead Witches — the brainchild of former Electric Wizard drummer Mark Greening — brings towering, fuzzed riffs and glacially-paced occult doom.
This week’s new releases springs forth with the latest releases from Mare Cognitum, DVNE, Enforced and more!
On the 30th anniversary of Paradise Lost‘s death/doom landmark Gothic LP, we unearth our long lost
Turn your speakers up to 11—it’s time to rock with Portland’s finest, Hippie Death Cult.
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.
Seattle area power trio, City of Industry‘s emotional metallic hardcore is the prefect soundtrack to 2020’s rollercoaster of emotions.
Washington, D.C.’s Bound multi-thread into the darker recesses of the sonic rift on new album, Haunts. New interview with guitarist/vocalist Bryan Buchanan is just the start of our journey together.
Denver doom rockers Shepherd release their sullen single “Persephone.” Bundle up for winter’s sullen reign before their debut’s November 20th release.
Tobias Grave sheds welcome light on the darker recesses of Soft Kill and home city Portland with new interview for Dead Kids, R.I.P. City.
The Devil’s Blood singer Farida Lemouchi explores a new kind of darkness with occult psychedelic rock outfit Molassess.
Mörk Gryning mastermind Goth Gorgon reveals the Top 5 things he did after he and co-conspirator Draakh Kimera split from their black metal beast in 2004.
War Cloud kick it old school on their new EP, Chain Gang.
Heavy metal print shop Holy Mountain Printing ventures into the comic book realm with the weird and wild inaugural issue of Deathblazers.
Swedish doom trio Laser Dracul lure fans of scuzz and fuzz into the haunted forests of their debut LP, Hagridden.
The trail of blood, guts and body parts leads to this week’s Demo:listen featuring California death metal maniacs Evulse.
Killer Denver, Colorado horror metal outfit Axeslasher reemerges from the shadows with a wild and nasty new live album.
Psych-sludge dynamos color Baroness outside the lines on their Hall of Fame-inducted Red Album.
’90s fans, Narrow Head are here so you no longer need to pretend that any of the Helmet, Quicksand or Smashing Pumpkins reunion material is actually good.
Cali rockers King Gorm are the latest episode in proto-metal’s never-ending ’70s show.
Cinemartyr‘s new video complements their new spazzy, freak-out sound.
London rockers Black Helium unveil the heavy psych and black-mass fuzz of “Two Masters” before the release of their upcoming LP, The Wholly Other.
Hairmetal Shotgun Zombie Massacre director talks drive-in movies, Evil Dead, releasing a movie in a pandemic and the time he saw Randy Blythe light a man on fire in a parking lot.
Ranking the songs on Deadguy’s Hall of Fame-inducted album Fixation on a Coworker from worst to best.
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“Guns, Drugs & Filthy Pictures:” Devil’s Witches play to their strengths on their new release.
New Mexico-based heavy rock trio Red Mesa unveil new track, “Disharmonious Unlife,” featuring Wino, at Decibel.
Bandcamp waives their cut of fees to support artists and Decibel recommends our favorites.
Listen to (and watch) the new Throne Torcher EP!