Kevin Stewart-Panko

Interviews with grinders Wake and grind-pappy Kevin Sharp that didn’t fit in the new issue’s U.S. visa piece.

Getting thick and groovy with the new EP by these Torontonians

Minneapolis noise rock weirdos, New Primals premiere their new video at Decibel!

ITUS’s new EP provides doom with a soaring, melodic edge.

Check out the title track from these non-John Zorn worshipping doomsters’ new album, “Your Killer.”

Florida metalcore heroes Shai Hulud establish a profound hatred of convention on their landmark debut LP.

The Order of Chaos shines a light on Edmonton’s finer side

“Do I amuse you?” Well, yes, you do!

New Jersey’s Putrascension continues the state’s contradictory nature with their new EP.

Morgan Rider and the Deep Dark River‘s new video ponders “What if Vintersorg gave the fused DNA of Peter Steele, Mina Caputo and ICS Vortex singing lessons?”

Hard Charger has a new video, and old videos. And Decibel has a contest for you.

Quebec’s The Flaying visually chronicles their love for their hometown’s downtown core.

Today we stream the new album by Seattle’s newest noise niks.

From Ohio’s Bather, a video “display of lecherously luscious violence and soul-stripping metal.”

We’re showcasing the new EP by Formless Master, featuring Takafumi Matsubara, as well as an interview with the man himself.

The funny thing about this forthcoming release from Total Fucking Destruction and Analkholic courtesy the good folks at Give Praise Records is that what appears to have been the most difficult part was deciding on how to refer to it.

Three years ago they appeared in our Thrown Me a Frickin’ Bone column and tomorrow, Tales of the Tomb, will issue their new EP, Volume Two: Mendacium

In which we conduct a length interview with Switzerland’s legendary avant-garde, industrial rock band The Young Gods

Don’t ya just love it when a band appropriately names itself?

Expain premieres video. Decibel offers second-by-second commentary.

We resurrect a previously unreleased Decibel trend piece from 2015 on the French Noise Rock scene.

INUS – “a pre-postapocalyptic, post-honky-tonk-prog-skronk, space Tropicalia, math-lounge powersilence trio”

Nefarious Industries will release The Skeleton Is Just A Coat Hanger; These Are The Black Strings That Make You Dance on LP and digital platforms on August 16th.

I don’t know a whole lot about Toronto’s Sludgehammer despite my being a lifelong resident of the Greater Toronto Area which just goes to show you that proximity doesn’t automatically equate with intimate knowledge.

We don’t know if they are, as they claim, “Montreal’s sickest guitar-less band,” but from what we can tell they make a hell of a racket

Total Fucking Destruction enter the DNC running with their new video.

We talk to him about it and touring the US and Europe via motorcycle

“All of us come from very disparate places and try to create music somewhere in between all that.” Wrap your ears around the result, “Shallows.”

The “Experience” run of dates will have wrapped up two days before the time you read this, but if you come across Industrial Accident, it’s very worthy of your viewing time.

There’s a message and deep meaning behind this split of powerviolence madness.