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Take a trip with Swedish supergroup Young Acid‘s new single “The Crust.” Featuring members of Greenleaf, Domkraft, Grand Cadaver, and more.

We have only 100 copies available of Dream Unending and Worm‘s new split LP, Starpath, on exclusive Grimace Purple & Sea Blue Merge vinyl. Don’t blow it.

In honor of arguably the most metal month of the year, Kill Feed looks back on some of our favorite interview moments to date about our horror games—including previously unseen content.

London blackened doom sect Cult Burial return with a ferocious full-length testament to darkness called Reverie Of The Malignant.

French grinders Hordur offer the perfect soundtrack for overcoming a half century of complete futility.

Oakland melodic death/thrashers Glacier Eater return with their second record, Tempest on October 27. Check out a new track below here!

We have only 100 copies available of Phobocosm‘s new LP, Foreordained, on exclusive murky Transparent Blue & Black Marble vinyl. Don’t blow it.

Legendary underground cartoonist Reid Chancellor talks hardcore, mental health struggles and GG Allin with Decibel.

Extreme music’s modern-day Renaissance man expands his love of swords and sorcery to the digital realm.

Cross the veil with Phoenician psych doom project Aiwass into their shadowy new opus, The Falling. Out from King Volume Records on Friday.

Calling all amphibians and vertebrates, UK grinders Atomck may have abandoned their “frog vocals” but you’ll still wanna hop to their new LP, Towering Failures.

Hear Heath Rave (Lotus Thrones, ex-Wolvhammer), Jeff Wilson (Chrome Waves), Alan Cassidy (the Black Dahlia Murder) and Nathan Verschoor (UADA) emerge as Altars of the Moon.

Cincinnati death metal bog-dwellers Scab Hag raise the dead with their new single “Reanimated.” New album out on Halloween.

Looking for slimy, nasty, downtuned viciousness with barbaric vocals and drums that sound like they were recorded in a microwave? Arrogante serve it up.

Whether it’s console gaming or PC gaming, the death metal guitarists’ love of video games will never rot.

Blast off with retro rockers Stepmother and crash land on their debut of fuzzed-out rowdy riffs, Planet Brutalicon.

We think you should be very aware of Dallas grindfoce Cognizant.

Jump in a repossessed war machine and steamroll the day with Midwestern thrash ‘n’ roll solo project Acid Mass.

In which Gene, with all the stability of Aaron Rodgers’ Achilles tendon, gushes over the stunning new Gridlink LP.

Get Well‘s Burning the Village to Feel its Warmth lurches menacingly through three new songs, channeling equal parts Botch on an ether binge and Unsane at their most esoteric. Weird music for weird people.

Michael Freiburger, pillar of the Seattle metal community and leader of Satanik Royalty Records, talks to Decibel about his story and what’s next for the family business.

Japanese death metal pioneers Transgressor share thoughts and tragic news regarding their first new album in 30 years.

Seattle noise rock/post-hardcore trio Great Falls stream new album Objects Without Pain.

Pre-order the massive 480-page oral history of the celebrated Morrisound recording career of iconic extreme metal producer/engineer Scott Burns, and read an excerpt now!

Epically inclined post-black metallers Trounce, um, defeat your expectation their new video for the song “The Crippled Saint.”

Irish doom mainstays Slomatics build their 8th LP from crushing riffs, cosmic psych and space dust. Strontium Fields comes out September 8th from Black Bow Records.

Hear Glasgow grinders Gendo Ikari get their skronk on via self-released new LP, Rokubungi.

Blast No.1 – Blastbeat Tribute To Type O Negative features 19 fast and filthy versions of Type O classics. Get bloody kissed by a fist.

Check out a new track to shred your faces, “A Statement of Malicious Intent” from Torn The F*ck Apart‘s forthcoming album, Kill.Bury.Repeat. out October 6 via Gore House Productions.

Raid the day with Swedish melodeath merauders Raven Banner and listen to their Viking-themed debut two days early.