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We present to you Object Unto Earth‘s new EP, Memory Tyrant, out via self-release. We also chatted with the project mastermind about the release.

lauks, the new album from Polish black metallers Varmia, is out March 27 via M-Theory Audio. You can pre-order it now, and hear the full stream with us.

Panopticon‘s new single “The White Cedars” feels especially evocative; a piece that races across mist-shrouded melancholy and rises to spiritual suspension. Hear it now.

“Peace sells, but who’s buying?” ask Boneripper on their new tune.

Fermented Mess‘s ruthless barrage of detuned chromatic guitar onslaught won’t prevent head wounds, but it may cause some.

Toronto thrashers Korrosive don’t do subtlety. On “Khaos Unbound,” taken from their latest album Katastrophic Creation, the band delivers a full-speed assault.

Get high on the remains of dead planets with black metal duo Antihælix.

Capitol grindcrushers No/Más drop Redefining Darkness debut, No Peace ahead of Metal & Beer Fest Philly appearance in May.

’90s Dutch hardcore heroes Backfire! stream their final release before hanging their boots up later this year.

Reunited Wilkes-Barre, PA melodic hardcore heroes Side Over re-emerge and re-imagine some of their best early ’90s material.

Boston post-metal trio Lesotho channel the anxieties of the modern world on their new record.

Hear and acquire this exclusive new flexi disc single from Hotlanta death dealers Father Befouled before the issue containing discs are sold out for good!

Perth’s Vanta don’t treat melodic death metal like a nostalgia exercise. On their debut full-length Perpetual Selection, the band lean into precision, atmosphere, and sheer velocity—but they’re just as concerned with meaning as they are with impact.

Hear the new album from [checks notes] brutal death metal band Gore Machine a few days early.

Spain’s legendary grindcore institution Nashgul mark their 25th anniversary with the new self-released EP Santa Cruz Session.

Assemble in the “Atomic Phalanx” led by Sri Lankan war metal force Sura’sura.

Conan show off their love of Warhammer in this new video from their 10-inch single series.

Sisyphean‘s video for “In Divergence” provides no frills and no nonsense, just pure blackened-death metal ferocity.

Crippled Black Phoenix‘s new track is catchy and immediate, but also endlessly mournful and gloomy, it’s the soundtrack to your next rainy day. Tune in to “Colder and Colder” now.

Fire Magic‘s Memories of Fire provides an expert-level execution of melody and a relentless wave of aggression in equal measure.

There are death metal bands who chased trends. And then there are bands like Deteriorot—who stayed in the shadows long enough to become part of them. Watch them emerge in the video for “Fallen Misery.”

Get into Imperial, the new album from death metal trio CrusHuman.

South Jersey grindologist Mike Mayo (Waking the Cadaver, Compulsed, Ground) doesn’t require any help with Cavity Injector.

Like Hatebreed, All Out War and Deadguy? Don’t be a dummy and listen to Crossfire.

The new track from Transilvania is “a relentless surge of sound where suffocating riffs mirror the contagion of fear.”

St. Louis post-hardcore band Family Medicine drop “You Can Keep Your Edible Arrangements” in advance of their Very Nice and Good album out March 13.

It’s to the Detriment of any grind fan who misses out on External Expiration.

Hear the first single from Blind In Abyssal Realms, the debut from progressive death metallers Ordh, whose Pulverised debut drops April 17.

On debut release Revenge From Beyond, Hating Life meet your HM-2 expectations—while still leaving room for something personal to emerge from the decay.

Stream a new song from Baltimore street metal thrashers Total Maniac.