J. Andrew

According to Dordeduh: “This track links our black metal roots with the more progressive character of our new music.”

Teloch Vovin‘s new track is a “a blackened doom epic,” with the video depicting “a night of total insanity and one’s total loss of control.”

“Even in the darkest of times, when every day feels like yet another goddamn punishment, just try to move forward and search for the light.”

It’s a good week, we’re here to talk about Cannibal Corpse, The Crown, Bodom After Midnight and two black metal masterpieces.

Check out Odal’s latest work, dealing with “nature, life and death, striving, and transience with reference to the old, pagan world of gods.”

Check out Obsolete’s debut album, Animate//Isolate, a dizzying masterstroke of death metal ability and insanity!

“The black wanderers continue their journey through the Nordic wonderland from bright, snow-covered, frozen lakes into the darkness …”

This week’s edition of new releases features the latest in black and brutal noise from Wode, Zao, Throne and more!

Kosmodemonic has arrived with a new video from their latest album, Liminal Light, due out on May 7 via Transylvanian Recordings.

“Succession” is the latest song from Norwegian metal alchemists She Said Destroy, and is the title track off their upcoming album.

“We’re just three dudes with a deep love for heavy metal and sci fi/medieval fantasy and Bones of the Earth is our way of combining the two.”

Rip into pure melodic darkness with The Absence‘s latest track, “Choirs of Sickness,” off their upcoming album Coffinized.

Decibel has the goods for this week: Witchseeker, Memoriam, the return of Genghis Tron and more for the latest in new releases!

This week’s new releases springs forth with the latest releases from Mare Cognitum, DVNE, Enforced and more!

Steel Bearing Hand’s death-laden razor blade of thrash cuts through all pretenders with irresistible riffing power!

The latest from Sweden’s Horndal continues the tale of their blighted post-industrial town, with the added angle of the refugee experience.

Experience Stortregn‘s heroic take on blackened-death metal on their new album, Impermanence, out on March 12.

Vreid‘s new track, “The Morning Red,” is “a blueprint of our eternal creative duality of melancholia and primal aggression.”

According to Grave Miasma: “There is no more ego-vanquishing burial rite than one that pounds flesh and bone into nothingness.”

“This song is a vehicle for that feeling and relates it back to dissociation and being lost in strange dimensions and dreams.”

Nixil‘s new album is “a poetic attempt to relate to the unrelatable, a documentation of personal processes of initiation …”

We’ve got your latest supply of raging riffs to get you through the next week, featuring Moonspell, Forhist, Summoning the Lich and more!

“Disgustingly heavy, abysmal horror death-doom madness by two veterans!” New split from Mausoleum and Anatomia streaming now!

“We really just wanted to write some classic death metal with horror-inspired lyrics, all without taking ourselves too seriously!”

“Our objective is to bring all the darker elements we enjoy in a multitude of extreme metal genres together for a terrifying soundscape.”

Decibel is pleased to present, for the thrashing-mad among us, an exclusive stream of the debut album from Sweden’s Paranorm.

Ghost Tapes #10 is everything you’d want from this instrumental post-rock, packed with oceans of power and energy.

Wintherr is ready to unleash another storm of cold black metal brilliance! Check out “Bluet” from Paysage d’Hiver‘s upcoming album.

This week’s flurry of new releases includes strong cold fronts from Tribulation, Cult of Luna, The Ruins of Beverast and more!

“But this is just the beginning of the story – that of an epic ascent followed by a painful, desolating fall.”