Greg Pratt

If you know the name Robert Fish, you probably know him as vocalist of legendary hardcore band 108, but today Fish is celebrating the recent release of the new Every Scar Has a Story self-titled EP, which dropped on June 18.

Napalm Death‘s Harmony Corruption turns 30 on July 1. And Shane Embury and Mitch Harris look back on three decades of a death/grind landmark.

It’s Rust in Peace vs. …And Justice for All in the ultimate thrash showdown.

Revisiting En ny tid är här…, the 1970 debut from Sweden’s November.

To celebrate the release of Dream Squasher, the new album from sludge kings -(16)-, we caught up with guitarist Alex Shuster to find out what five heavy albums changed his life.

To celebrate the release of the new Exhumed/Gruesome split 10-inch, Twisted Horror, we caught up with Matt Harvey to find out his top five horror comics of all time.

It’s Nasum‘s Human 2.0 vs. Discordance Axis‘s The Inalienable Dreamless in the ultimate modern grindcore showdown.

Re-examining Highway Robbery‘s only album, 1972’s For Love or Money.

To celebrate the release of Satan Is King, the new record from power-violence-grinding punks ACxDC, we caught up with vocalist Sergio Amalfitano to find out what five heavy albums changed his life.

Richmond, Virginia instrumental noise/experimental/math rock freakies Dumb Waiter are no stranger to the weird. But on their fourth album, Tsk, the band has only dived deeper into the strange.

Get doomed by watching Frayle’s new mini-doc, Behind the Doom, which we’re premiering today.

To celebrate the release of Vader’s new album, Solitude in Madness, we caught up with vocalist/guitarist Peter Wiwczarek to find out what five heavy albums changed his life.

Revisiting South Africa’s Suck and their only release, 1970’s Time to Suck.

Check out a new song from San Francisco hardcore ragers Western Addiction, taken from their upcoming album Frail Bray.

Ranking the songs on Corrosion of Conformity‘s Hall of Fame-inducted classic Blind from worst to best.

Looking back on Venom’s underrated 2006 album Metal Black.

Botch‘s We Are the Romans and The Dillinger Escape Plan‘s Calculating Infinity go head to head in the ultimate metalcore showdown.

Looking back on The Great Deceiver‘s underrated debut, A Venom Well Designed.

The inside story of the legendary 1992 Napalm Death, Carcass, Cathedral and Brutal Truth U.S. tour

Catching up with extreme metal legend David Vincent to talk about his new book, I Am Morbid.

Looking into the mystery of Detroit’s Astaroth and their 1968 (or 1975, maybe) single Satanispiritus/Lady of the Moon.

To celebrate the release of Crowbar‘s Kirk Windstein’s first solo album, Dream in Motion, we caught up with the sludge king to find out what five heavy albums changed his life.

Pitting Heartwork against Slaughter of the Soul to find out once and for all which is the better album.

Read our interview with Doomed to Fail author JJ Anselmi as well as an exclusive excerpt from the book.

We explain why ZnöWhite‘s 1984 debut, All Hail to Thee, absolutely rules in the return of The Lazarus Pit.

Ranking the songs on Tragedy’s self-titled Hall of Fame-inducted album from worst to best.

Decibel will continue to drop two playlists a week on Apple Music in 2020.

Remembering the five best, and heaviest, proto-metal songs we discussed in Primitive Origins this year.

Getting the dirt on how Douglas Esper’s new book about Chuck Mosley isn’t The Dirt.

Looking back on two incredible hardcore albums courtesy of Boysetsfire.