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Listen to “Restless Aim,” a new song from Heiress‘ compilation release. 

Get in on this exclusive track premiere of “Rancid Death” off Drown in Blood, the debut full length from west coast mondo psychos Ruin.

Stream ORM‘s epic debut full-length now.

Fractal Generator play death metal from out of this world. 

Prisoner stream a ferocious new track from their upcoming LP, Beyond the Infinite. 

Stoner/sludge punks Connoisseur show off what they do “All Day Every Day” in a new, 4/20 friendly video.

Are Ajattara Finnish black metal’s most dangerous band? Let’s count the vices in their new video and find out. 

Get in on the investigation with Virus‘ new song and video.

America’s mid-west has a long, rich history of being home to the noisiest of noise rock’s champions and kings/queens. Chicago’s War Brides mimics the sound of humanity collapsing in a heap of defeated misery.

Pain Tank is on a killing frenzy, or at least exposing one, on 97,901,726 Confirmed Kills.

Silence Equals Death flex their muscles on the first song from their Eulogy Recordings debut.

Stream Ascended Dead‘s unholy first full-length offering ahead of its official release date.

A new Carach Angren album is on the way! Listen to first track, “Song for the Dead” now.

Death Alley have immortalized their 2016 performance at Roadburn Festival in a live album. Hear it now. 

Squander not this exclusive stream of the debut full length, Altars of Devotion, from Arizonan upheavalists Harvest Gulgaltha.

Italian death dealers Antropofagus unleash new track, “Spawn of Chaos.”

“Praying at the Chapel Perilous” is the promising debut song and video from dark metal band Sollertia (In The Woods, ex-Ad Inferna). 

Philly doom lords Crypt Sermon join the Decibel Flexi Series with a stunning reimagining of a black metal classic. Hear – and acquire a copy of it – here. 

“‘Don’t Walk These Streets’ was really written as a reaction to feeling absolutely alienated and set adrift in the surreal manifestation of the American Dream that is L.A,” Kevin Martin says. “It’s a smacked out jazz, fuzzed up trip, into a social void, that I wrote after realizing there is zero safety net in the States for anyone that falls off the gravy train. And as a pedestrian walking a lot around the city in my stay during the recording of Concrete Desert, I attempted to conjure the feeling of sheer dread that I felt wandering across the Hollyweird landscape.”

We present Trappist’s “No Corporate Beer,” a pit-churning blast against macrobrews and the sheep who drink them.

Deathwish are ready to Unleash Hell with their second full-length on Beer City Records.

Coming straight out the Bay Area, meet 2017’s insurmountable death metal triumphator: Extremity. We’ve secured an exclusive premiere of “Chalice of Pus,” arguably the best track on Extremity’s debut album, Extremely Fucking Dead. So get dead with this exclusive premiere, plus an interview with Extremity’s guitarist/vocalist Marissa Martinez-Hoadley and bassist Erika Osterhout.

Hate are still going strong on their tenth full-length.

Gossamer play an emotionally heavy form of doom metal that uses elements of choral and chamber music to great effect.

Deathwish crank out another supercharged crossover jam before they Unleash Hell with their new record.

Rozamov‘s first full-length album is a progressive yet incredibly heavy slab of doom metal.

Blood Sun Circle has a new record entitled Distorted Forms on the horizon on their newly christened label and the Gorham brothers have made some exciting improvements to their retail space.

Get pummeled by “Survival,” the first taste of Succumb‘s debut on The Flenser.

Lord! It may have taken long-rising future progressive doom kings Kenoma eleven years to follow up that leveling 2006 split alongside Mouth of the Architect, but with Tides Will Prevail the Dayton, Ohio quintet delivers an empyreal debut full-length intricate, beguiling, and memorable enough to justify the gestation.

East Coast rule-breakers Sloth Herder play “power-slob” the way your three-toed uncle likes it: Dirty, mean, and LOUD.