Gene Meyer

Hear French blasters Chiens deliver a bit of the ol’ grindviolence.

German blasters Moral Bombing combine the most emotive elements of screamo, hardcore and grind, while still finding a way to retain originality.

Czech out grinding punk blasters Lycanthrophy.

Eclectic duo Scottish Gabber Punx rails against “Tory Scum” on teaser for new EP.

Hear Alaska blasters She melt down ears faster than the Mets’ bullpen.

Hear Memphis deathgrind force Korroded deliver a visceral and vital beatdown on their full-length debut LP.

Hear Garden State grinders Blemish leave a mark via slamming death metal riffs and… xylophone?

Fill up on the greasy hyper-gore-blast grind of Florida men Face Fryer.

Batten down the hatches for Shitstorm, the Miami grind machine featuring members of Decibel faves Torche.

Hear “Immigrindcore” heroes Chepang return with the first installment of a new four-part LP.

The Long Island festival, now on its second year, seeks to create a concert experience geared towards all things hypergoreblast!

It’s puck and ball torture for Boston, but not for Lyon grind duo Warfuck.

Euro grinders Eastwood‘s new split with Chadel will certain make your… evening.

Spend 78 seconds with NJ grind duo Bayht Lahm and get a taste of their forthcoming LP Widening Autonomy.

Dallas blasters Real Life Ugly might not take life seriously but deliver some, um, serious grind.

Finnish legends Rotten Sound haven’t lost a step on latest blasterpiece Apocalypse.

Hear U.K. blasters Endless Swarm assert themselves amongst Scottish grindcore royalty on Manifested Forms.

Hear a new 70-second blaster from Dutch grindcore phenoms Suffering Quota in advance of their new LP, Collide, out May 26.

Preview five new crushers from the new LP from Spanish blasters Convulsions, Grindcore, Not War.

In which Gene Meyer tries to convince himself that anyone is Philly is paying attention to the Flyers these days.

NYC mathgrinders THIN release an early album of the year contender in Dusk.

Hear L.A. grind force Sulfuric Cautery at their best, namely rabid and unrelenting, but with a bit more focus and flair for songwriting.

Abrasive Los Angeles blasters Dude Love are a threat to all, um, mankind.

Virginia is for brutal death slam lovers, and, of course, Crucial Rip.

For a change of (still fast) pace, Blast Worship investigates the thoroughly not sketchy, crust-fueled blast beats of Germans Abyssal Worm.

San Antonio’s Noisy Neighbors are never more than a few seconds away from a blast beat.

Does the new LP of horror-obsessed Mortician-worship from Massacred rule? You bet your Ash it does!

Hear California fastcore force no_clip blast first and ask questions later on Backrooms.

2022 might finally be over, but that doesn’t mean you don’t want one final mirco list in your life, right? So here are the Top 10 Grindcore Songs of the last 12 months.

Spend approximately five-and-a-half minutes with Philly face-melters Artificial Scarcity.