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Diabolic Oath unleash a torrent of blackened heaviness in the form of “Swathed in Aberrant Flesh.” Their new album, Aischrolatreia is out September 2 via Sentient Ruin.

Check out the video for “The Son of the Devil,” the latest from heavy metal heathens Malamorte!

Metallic hardcore crushers No Souls Saved hit us hard with their brutal new EP Not One Saved, out August 19 via Daze Records.

Today, we have for you some old-school, crusty grindcore goodness from Mass Extinction. Their new track, “Victimized,” is from their forthcoming album Never-Ending Holocaust. 

Here’s a nice helping of New Zealand death metal to start your Tuesday–check out Exaltation‘s new track, “Iron Rebellion.”

Rhythm of Fear unveil their new video for the Hellraiser-inspired “Tears of Ecstasy,” and it just might tear your soul apart.

Get ready to have your eardrums destroyed by the latest from old-school death metal crushers Inhuman Condition via the new video for “Caustic Vomit Reveries.”

Check out the latest video from Cyborg Octopus, “Seizure of Character,” in advance of the band’s forthcoming August 26 release, Between the Light and Air.

Hear the new record from Australia black/death dealers Werewolves, From the Cave to the Grave, in advance of its June 24 release via Prosthetic Records.

Wipes, an Allentown-PA based noise rock and sludge band, are going to blow you away with their debut full-length, Making Friends. Check out the first single from the album, “Summer.”

The latest from Oktas, the epic, full-length The Finite and the Infinite, is streaming with us right now, and it’s the perfect way to start off your week.

We’re almost to the weekend, but not quite, so to help you through to the end of the week, we present the new Funeral Chic video, a real ripper, featuring puppets. You’re welcome.

If you’re in the mood for unrelenting brutality mixed with abysmal black metal, Anticreation have got you covered.

The new Magnatar record, Crushed, is out June 3 via Seeing Red Records, and you get the first taste of the doomy goodness right here with us.

Spanish avant-garde doom/drone experimentalists Orthodox are stoked to be back to their original lineup and share the latest track from their new album Proceed, “Rabid God,” along with this trippy visualizer.

Returning less than a year after 2021’s critically acclaimed Wolf Hex full length, Canadian black metal practitioners Wormwitch present a new stand-alone single, “Age of the Ordeal of Iron.”

Berlin-based sludge and post-metal heavyweights Shovel are gearing up for the release of their self-titled, debut album, which drops on May 27 via Argonauta Records. Watch the video for single “I. The Void.”

Today, Australian industrial icons Kollaps unveil the latest track from their forthcoming album Until The Day I Die, out via Cold Spring Records on June 24. Feast your ears on “The Hand of Death.”

All the proceeds from the Heruvim‘s Shadowheart will go to support their home country of Ukraine and its efforts defending against the Russian invasion.

Suppression‘s The Sorrow of Soul through Flesh is officially out April 25 via Unspeakable Axe Records, but you can hear it with us first.

Hellbent‘s debut LP, Primitive Hits will be released on—you guessed it—April 20, and the aptly titled “My Hits Don’t Lie” gives a sneak peek into the action. 

Bodysnatcher drop their crushing new video, “Behind the Crowd” from their latest record, Bleed-Abide, out April 22 through MNRK Heavy.

Treat yourself to some prime Swiss black metal via the latest track from AARA, “Strepitus Mundi.”

If you’re looking for a soft, introspective lunch break soundtrack that still delivers doomy riffs, “Soft Openings” from the upcoming Museum of Light LP Horizon is four minutes of bliss.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based trio WOORMS unveils their third LP, Fatalismo, this spring, and they’re giving us a teaser right now with the video for “Quiet As Isaac.”

We’re halfway through the week, and to get us the rest of the way there, Abhorrent Expanse are blessing (or damning) us with their latest video, “Frost Suffocation.”

Hear doom heavyweights Come to Grief unleash the first single form their debut full-length album, When the World Dies, out May 20, via Translation Loss.

Watch Italian one-woman act Marthe is unveil her gloomy, atmospheric, hypnotic music video for the song “Sisters of Darkness,” the title track of her debut demo out through Caligari Records.

Hear An Evening Redness conjure up a desert-dwelling American soundscape that fuses the best elements of drone into a soaring masterpiece.

California’s Helsott are here to grace your unholy President’s Day off are with their new official video for “I’ll Make Ya Famous.”