Blast Worship

Wisconsin grindcore trio Mellow Harsher is, um, immunized against lousy extreme music on a new split EP.

Hear Canadian crushers Bone Tower raise a monument to the pain and chaos of the past year and a half with We All Will Die One Day.

Vancouver duo Jisei healthy dose of deathcore doesn’t spoil their grindcore recipe on Bad Representation.

Long Island, New York’s Dog Food are on the menu if you have a hankering for stompy riffs mixed with rapid-fire grindcore precision.

Czech out the latest release from European grind duo Impulsealer!

Cincinnati’s Stall don’t have time to slow down via powerviolence blasts delivered in a minute or less.

Hear Brooklyn based experimental grind unit Vixen Maw‘s portion of a new four-way split, imaginatively titled 4 Way Split, on Sludgelord records.

The numbers add up. Death Toll 80k are one of grindcore’s best bands at the moment.

West Coast powerviolence crew Ranker don’t care about your fantasy football draft.

S-L-A-G! SLAG! SLAG! SLAG!

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll hurl when you hear Aurora grinders Melting Rot.

Clean up your act and hear all of Texas death dealers Imperial Slaughter‘s new LP, …Vile Slobs, before its release this Friday.

Our birdbrain couldn’t land the new Iron Maiden album so it’s some slim peckins this week!

International blasters Eastwood will make any grindcore fan’s day.

Don’t overthink the caustic grind of Los Angeles blast duo Shitbrains.

Are Ptomatopsiaa your new favorite hypergoreblast band? Of course they are!

Choke‘s It’s Hard To Talk Shit, With No Fucking Teeth is the antifacist grindcore antidote to a lifetime of bullshit.

A hearty bottoms up to Bleachdrinker‘s voracious whirlwind of blast beats and D-beats.

Hear Finnish groove grinders Kuvotus make the genre somewhat accessible in their split with fellow blasters Tunkio.

Dallas blasters’ split release with Cryptic Void is a definite grind album of the year candidate.

Hear the Jersey punks in Ides and Sunrot team up for a heavily Black Flag-inspired split.

Are Myrtle Beach’s Sugar Wounds the world’s first “shoegrind” band? Probably not, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t listen to their Calico Dreams release right now.

Hear the ripping new split from Sacramento’s Human Obliteration and Athens-based maniacs Vile Species.

Hear Jerusalem’s Karkait bring forth its potent mix of black metal anguish and angular grindcore on Yevul

U.K. blasters Sulk do the very opposite via their eclectic, self-aware grindcore.

Hear Dutch goregrinders Last Days of Humanity “clean up” their sound on Horrific Compositions of Decomposition.

Regional Justice Center’s sophomore full-length Crime and Punishment is our grinding face-peeler of the week.

San Jose trio Socioclast unleash an early contender for grindcore album of the year on Carbonized.

Middle Days of Humanity: think of them as the Empire Strikes Back of ridiculous-sounding goregrind.

German blasters Pari’sya drop just a hint of Scandinavian blackness into their debut EP, SOG.