Deafheaven

In the latest installment of Health Awaits, a Decibel fitness column, George Clarke & Kerry McCoy of Deafheaven discuss the relationship between sobriety and metal and physical fitness.

Hear Deafheaven guitarist Shiv Mehra flex his dreamy psych muscles with Heaven’s Club.

You probably have opinions about the bands selected for this week, including Deafheaven, Between the Buried and Me, and more!

Maybe Deafheaven‘s shocking shoegaze departure on Infinite Granite isn’t all that shocking after all

USBM: A Revolution of Identity in American Black Metal, the new 544-page hardcover from Decibel Books featuring a foreword from Tom Gabriel Warrior, is available for pre-order now.

If you thought you were drowning in sun before, just wait until this new video from Danish blackgaze up-and-comers Møl gets through with you.

We tried to warn you! The “Metal & Beer” ticket option for the Saturday April 13 date of Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly is officially SOLD OUT.

Here’s where to blow your money at Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly next weekend!

Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Los Angels kicks off is just over three weeks, which means it’s time to finalize travel plans and get your tickets. To aid in your planning, Saturday and Sunday set times are now available.

Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly is only ONE MONTH away!

Broken Goblet and Deafheaven will collaborate on an exclusive beer for Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly.

Wanna drink rare beers from Trve, 3 Floyds, Ardent, Wake, Cigar City at Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly? Well, “Metal & Beer” tickets are running low. Only 50 left!

Grammy-nominated post-metallers Deafheaven stream their first new song since last year’s acclaimed Ordinary Corrupt Human Love LP.

Wanna drink rare beers from Trve, 3 Floyds, Adroit Theory, Wake, Metal Monkey at Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly? Well, “Metal & Beer” tickets are running low. Only 90 left!

Wanna drink rare beers from Trve, 3 Floyds, Adroit Theory, Wake, Metal Monkey, Ardent at Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Philly? Well, “Metal & Beer” tickets are running low—get yours now!

For a limited time, tickets to Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Philly are just $25! Get all the details here.

“Metal & Beer” tickets are running low—get yours now!

Important: Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Philly Schedule Change!

You’ve got until midnight EST tonight to score $30 “Metal & Beer” tickets for either date of Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Philly on April 13-14, 2019

All ticket options (including a “Metal & Beer” ticket limited to 500 tickets, which gives you access to pours from all of the breweries) are ON SALE NOW! For tickets and daily line-ups, click here!

We have a limited number of advance copies of the January issue of Decibel, featuring an ultra-rare Withered PICTURE FLEXI DISC – available now. Don’t blow it.

Discounted full weekend passes – which include access to pours from the breweries all weekend – are available NOW for a limited time only. Save a few bucks and get hopped in half!

The third iteration of the Philadelphia’s heaviest and hoppiest festival returns to the Fillmore Philly in April with numerous, exclusive special sets and rare appearances.

Ordinary Corrupt Human Love, the third album from controversial blackgaze outfit Deafheaven, is reviewed.

Our reviewer who shits in a cage pecks on new titles from Extremity, Black Fast and controversial black metallers Deafheaven.

Krieg’s Neill Jameson recounts another round of instances in which black metal was falsely pronounced dead.

Not all black metal cover art is terrible. But a lot of it is. And Krieg’s Neill Jameson has uncovered the worst of the worst. 

Carcass main main Jeff Walker talks motivations for pairing with Deafheaven for co-headlining run this November. 

Black Metal ist sad. Also, did you know that Dis Manibvs autocorrects to “Dis Minibus”? Tr00 story.

Deafheaven have been living in rarefied air for the past few years—a metal band doing metal things in a non-metal world. With the release of their third LP, New Bermuda, a mere two weeks away, we caught up with vocalist/lyricist George Clarke to break down the details of Deafheaven’s unlikely crossover appeal.