Neill Jameson

Krieg’s Neill Jameson reflects on the closing of New Jersey’s legendary Vintage Vinyl and what it means for your favorite indie record store.

In which we reconsider thrash metal heroes Destruction‘s first Schimer-less foray, 1990’s overlooked Cracked Brain.

Xasthur and Casket of Dreams join forces below ground and emerge with dungeon funeral synth split The Hallucination Tunnels

In which Neill Jameson reconsiders Darkthrone‘s 1999 “comeback” Ravishing Grimness.

Four years after the original installment, Neill Jameson returns and sounds off on the Christmas season and gives you the gift of holiday playlists.

Hear this crucial split between obscure American black mist Valac and Australia’s insanely prolific Kommodus.

In which Neill Jameson reconsiders Suicidal Tendencies‘s “mellow” 1992 downer The Art of Rebellion.

In which Neill Jameson reconsiders Amorphis‘s controversial 1996 prog-metal gem Elegy.

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is reshaping the global economy by the hour. There are few certainties, but Krieg’s Neill Jameson offers some ways to help your favorite artists in the metal scene.

Krieg’s Neill Jameson gathers some facts on the recent public backlash against Rage Against the Machine‘s high-priced concert tickets

Krieg‘s frontman takes a deeper look at dungeon synth off-shoots, Christmas synth, comfy synth… uh, dino synth and… um… plant synth?

Everyone’s doing it, so why can’t he? Check out our longtime columnist and Krieg frontman’s 10 best from the past 10 years.

You can help powerviolence legends Dropdead and hear some of their best materials in years.

Decibel columnist and Krieg vocalist Neill Jameson encourages you to maybe enjoy something good, like the end of Game of Thrones, for once in your life.

Churchburn discuss new album None Shall Live… Hymns of Misery.

Revisiting two of Entombed‘s later records, Serpent Saints and Morning Star.

Revisiting Master’s Hammer‘s much-maligned Slagry.

Stay vigilant and speak up, especially for those who can’t speak for themselves. We can all do better at this.

As a small Leviathan-affiliated record store and screenprinter are being forced out of Portland due to rising rent. Jef Whitehead and Stevie Floyd explain the importance of record stores in 2018.

Krieg’s Neill Jameson recounts another round of instances in which black metal was falsely pronounced dead.

Krieg’s Neill Jameson recounts various times throughout history when black metal was falsely pronounced dead.

Hot Taake coming through from Krieg’s Neill Jameison.

Krieg’s Neill Jameson reconsiders Beherit‘s much-maligned electronic records.

Every artist eventually faces a bad review of their work. But a very public reaction to that review invites even more negative criticism.

Stream the new album from Richmond’s Left Cross now.

Krieg’s Neill Jameson recounts the good and the not-so-good that occurred in 2017.

Krieg’s Neill Jameson curates a special, dungeon synth-focused holiday playlist for the 2017 Halloween/winter season.

In perhaps his most in-depth interview ever, Mortiis dives deep into his past as the unwitting progenitor of dungeon synth.

Krieg’s frontman considers the appropriate and inappropriate reaction to a tragedy like the one that occurred in Las Vegas.

Neill Jameson explores synthesizers and the various metal-related genres of music that have sprung from the instrument.