grindcore

Selfmadegod will release the new Drugs of Faith EP on September 6th through all digital platforms and on 7-inch vinyl (400 copies on black and 100 on splatter wax).

Former Gridlink axeman returns with the aptly-titled Strange, Beautiful, Fast.

Discover the grinding black death of Little Rock’s Sun Descends Black on this week’s Demo:listen.

Their blood vessels might be narrowed, but Vasoconstriction‘s grindcore influences are pretty wide.

Don’t crack just yet, Cleveland blasters Jesusegg are here to break you.

Witness the beast with seven heads by listening to this new Cloud Rat banger.

Get amped on Brooklyn grindcore/powerviolence duo Stimulant.

Get ready to surf the wave of gore-grinding godliness from Prague trio Jig-Ai.

We only have good things to say about Portland, OR grinders BADxMOUTH.

Check out the debut full length from Denmark’s gnarliest death grinders Vomit Angel.

Get to know powerviolence “hopefuls” Sick Shit, Medication Time, Fissure, Hong Kong Fuck You and more.

Blast Worship declares “life to false grind” for Amish country’s fiercest grinders.

French gonzo grinders Chiens will make you late for work.

Swedish grindcore diehards Birdflesh return.

Tune into Network of Epic Misery. No, not Fox News, but the latest from German grinders Entrails Massacre.

Vault Dweller unleash grindcore chaos.

Members of Maruta and Full of Hell deliver the grindy goods as Ramuh.

Decibel‘s weekly grindcore fix returns to our nation’s capitol for a second week in a row.

We talk to him about it and touring the US and Europe via motorcycle

D.C.-area grinders Needle do the damage.

Full of Hell push the limits of grind at an accelerated clip.

The competition is “stiff,” but meet your new favorite Hyper Gore Blast band.

Hear a new song from street metal crew Hell Bent.

Birdflesh return with “Crazy Train Decapitation.”

Dive into mathy grind insanity with Pound.

Baldwin Park, California ain’t got nuthin’ on Copenhagen, Denmark

Checking in on the newest release from New Jersey’s great grind hope.

There’s a message and deep meaning behind this split of powerviolence madness.

Dead Instrument play a lot of blast beats. A lot of them.

Noisear bring a healthy dose of sci-fi skronk to their brand of grindcore.