Emily Bellino

Gorephilia overcome the loss of vocalist Henu to craft In the Eye of Nothing, their most impressive album to date.

Opera meets second-wave black metal from Folterkammer.

Hear USBM institution Tombs heat things up in the “Bone Furnace.”

Undeath experience hallucinations and “Acidic Twilight Visions.”

Observe the “Rising Light of Lunacy,” as told by death/black troupe Heretical Sect.

War Cloud kick it old school on their new EP, Chain Gang.

Hail death and listen to Conduit, the new album from Finnish death metal group Proscription.

Rusty Eye “Can’t Wait to Go to Hell” on new single.

Founding Sepultura guitarist revisits old ideas on “The Confessional.”

Doom played on brass instruments? It’s more likely than you think!

Pig Destroyer guitarist Scott Hull discusses new EP The Octagonal Stairway, revisits Prowler in the Yard, Terrifyer and Explosions in Ward 6 and compares Pig Destroyer’s career to Napalm Death.

Concrete fuse death metal and hardcore for their heaviest offering yet.

“Inertia Waits” for no man. Hear a new Horsewhip (featuring members of Reversal of Man and Combatwoundedveteran) ripper now.

New compilation features new music from 40+ new bands and benefits Movement for Black Lives.

There’s nothing to argue about here—the new Contrarian song is progressive metal goodness.

Hear a brand new song from crust punk legends Dropdead and score a Decibel exclusive vinyl variant of the new album.

Watch a new trailer for Swans documentary Where Does a Body Go?

Go behind the scenes of The Ocean‘s new album, Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic.

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.