Best New Noise

There are no other colors in the extreme music rainbow quite like Pinkish Black.

Instru-metal heroes return with their first full-length LP in six years.

The controversial ex-Gorgoroth frontman returns with what may be his best work to date.

The ever-prolific Trevor William Church returns with the strongest collection of Haunt anthems to date.

Full of Hell push the limits of grind at an accelerated clip.

Possessed’s first new LP in over 30 years is worth the wait for true death metalheads.

Enforcer approach their Zenith with a new album.

Inter Arma take a bleaker approach to new album Sulphur English.

Teleport continue to find their voice on The Expansion.

David Vincent returns to death metal in the form of VLTIMAS.

East of the Wall try something new on NP-Complete.

After four years in purgatory, Noisem are back and ready to reclaim their crown.

Misery Index strive for deathgrind nirvana on Rituals of Power.

Philly freaks Devil Master can headline your next black mass or haunted house keg party.

Rotting Christ find lucky number 13 with The Heretics.

Carnal Forge find their old-school spirit on Gun to Mouth Salvation.

Soilwork continue their tear through melodic death metal with Verkligheten.

Create a Kill unites Malevolent Creation members from different eras as a thrash metal powerhouse.

Cinegrinders Graf Orlock are back.

Death-thrash legends Deceased find a new energy on Ghostly White.

Evoken unleash their first concept album with Hypnagogia.

Word on the street is that Ritual is a return to form for Soulfly. Is it true?

Author & Punisher‘s Beastland is reviewed.

Eric Peterson’s Dragonlord are our Best New Noise.

Decide‘s Overtures of Blasphemy is our Best New Noise.

Sear Bliss‘ Letters from the Edge is our Best New Noise.

Rebel Wizard is our Best New Noise.

Backwoods Payback are Pennsylvania’s best-kept secret and our Best New Noise.

Decibel reviews Skeletonwitch‘s Devouring Radiant Light.

Ordinary Corrupt Human Love, the third album from controversial blackgaze outfit Deafheaven, is reviewed.