Emily Bellino

Tech metal weirdos Bangladeafy take an industrial turn on their new album, Housefly.

Watch Deeper Graves‘ “Last Transmission.”

Death metal legends Johansson and Speckmann return to “Take the Lion’s Share.”

Texas grindcore vets Apocalyptic Noise Syndicate debut a pair of new songs.

Journey to “Valhalla” with Wolftooth.

“All is Lost,” except for this new Yatra track.

Bay Area thrashers Psychosomatic rip of a cover of Vio-lence’s “Serial Killer.”

Welcome to “Necroholics Anonymous.”

Denver death-sludge trio Primitive Man release an unsettling new video for “Consumption.”

Repentance become gods for a day.

Bandcamp waives artist fees for 24 hours. Decibel recommends albums to purchase.

Watch a new video from Chris Adler’s latest project, Firstborne.

Keep your “Distance” from Danish hardcore maniacs EYES.

Find out why Vitriol are one of the most explosive bands in modern death metal with “Hive Lungs.”

Independent venues need our help. Tell your legislator to #SaveOurStages.

Join Angel Morgue In the Morgue of Angels.

Jesus Wept deliver a familiar dose of melodic death metal brutality.

Ripped to Shreds put their HM2-driven spin on a modern grindcore classic.

Watch a new video from explosive NYC math-grind trio Thin.

Full of Hell take on their boldest collaboration yet.

Post-rockers Coastlands “Lay Waste” to past relationships.

Let the volume of Worship‘s Tunnels wash over you.

Terminal Nation go for the throat of “Disciples of Deceit.”

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.

Stream the debut EP from UK industrial thrashers Trial.

U.K. death dealers Dāmim release a new video for “Descendant of Amalek.”

Doom, Woe, Panopticon and more than two dozen other bands contribute new or unheard music to Bindrune’s Overgrow to Overthrow compilation, benefitting Black Lives Matter and Life After Hate.

Gruesome and Filter drummers get together to break the stigma on mental illness.

“Guns, Drugs & Filthy Pictures:” Devil’s Witches play to their strengths on their new release.

Umbra Vitae embrace the calm and chaos of “Ethereal Emptiness.”