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Stream the epic doom debut from Loviatar now!

Listen to a new song from NWOBHM group Pagan Altar, their last with late vocalist Terry Jones.

Irish death dealers Overoth reveal information (and new video!) about their first record since their 2010 debut.

Get crushed by a new track from Morbid Evils now!

Stream a new track from End Christian, featuring members of Brutal Truth, Hex Inverter and more.

Stream the new album from Atonement Theory, featuring Harm’s Way’s Jay Jancetic.

The new Gravesite doesn’t drop for another week, but today we bring you an exclusive stream of these Italian death-slingers’ brand new sophomore album, Neverending Trail of Skulls.

Stream “Fortunes” from New York grungy noise rockers Laces Out now. 

Today, Whore of Bethlehem‘s sophomore full-length Extinguish the Light sees release, and we also spoke with guitarist Phil King about the band’s latest endeavor.

Hear and acquire the exclusive new Myrkur flexi disc here!

Today we’re going to give you a break from sonic extremity, but still keep things hard and rocking, with a Swedish band rocking out like they’re showcasing their wares at a Fourth of July picnic and playing under a row of now-considered-politically incorrect confederate flags.

Stream the entirety of UK doom outfit Poseidon‘s epic debut album, Prologue. 

On its brilliant boundary-annihilating upcoming third full-length A Wake in Sacred Waves — out vial Sailor Records in October — Denver quartet Dreadnought delivers a deftly executed, completely entrancing sonic amalgamation that calls to mind everything from Bergtatt-era Ulver, Wolves in the Throne Room, and Kate Bush to Slint, June of ’44, Sabbath at its psychedelic doom-iest. This particular Rocky Mountain High has got the raining-fire-in-the-sky blast beats, guttural vocals, and fuzzed out nasty riffs, but also serious grooves and softer-than-a-lullabye ethereal croons, mandolin, flute, and saxophone.  

Stream a new video from secretive blackened death dealers Altarage. 

Virginian pit-stirrers High Priest blast out hardcore/grind extinction sermons on their ferocious Grail Sludge EP.

Stream a new track from Afterbirth featuring Artificial Brain vocalist Will Smith.

Stream a new track from Pelican/5ive offshoot, INTRCPTR. 

Stream a new track from progressive metallers Prospekt. 

In his exhilarating, consciousness-mutating debut novel Secrets of the Weird, Chad Stroup fuses a kaleidoscopic embrace of the surreal and fantastical with a punk hardcore velocity and sensibility — think Twin Peaks meets Damaged or David Cronenberg adapting I Against I. Which is why it is not all that surprising when a Minor Threat-esque band dubbed Civilized Cannibals materializes amongst the tome’s motley crew of willful outcasts, reluctant protagonists, and apocalyptic cultists.  

Hear the first new Arch Enemy recording in nearly three years right now. 

We’ve got an exclusive premiere of a new Desecresy song off their massively anticipated fifth full length, The Mortal Horizon. The hell are you waiting for?

We recently got turned on to Ontario blackened sludge fiends Longhouse, who also just became a part of the Deathbound family.  We also asked the band a few questions, which they graciously answered for your reading pleasure.

Stream a new song from old-school thrashers Toxik. 

Stream the new track from brutal death metal outfit Beneath. 

An all-consuming journey through the swamps and caves of the human psyche.

Stream the challenging new release from Italian black metal group Sangue Nero. 

Stream the title track of One Master‘s Lycanthropic Burrowing. 

Stream the new record from River Black, featuring members of Municipal Waste and Revocation.

Prepare to suit up and Enter the Arena with Texas thrash heavyweights Warbeast. 

The UK/Serbian MRTVI describes itself as a “one-man black metal project concerned with exploring the negative dissonance and atonality of the aural and emotional spectrum,” secured the Facebook URL “/sustainedthroughdeath,” and has whittled its about section to a single Tolstoy quote: “I could not even wish to know the truth, for I guess of what it consisted. The truth was that life is meaningless” — which is a pretty steep goddamn self-created mountain of malcontent to scale. And yet “Negative Atonal Dissonance” — the long, dark sonic journey streamed exclusively below from the album of the same name out July 30 via Transcending Obscurity — manages to accomplish just that.