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Childrenn cope with being followed by the past in their video for “Royal Fever.”

On this week’s Demo:listen we praise the unholy birth of Belgium’s Moenen Of Xezbeth.

Necrot unleash sickening, aggressive death metal from they prepare to give Blood Offerings. 

Dråp unleash four minutes blistering, crusty death metal.

Netherbird‘s debut album, 2008’s The Ghost Collector, will be re-released through Black Lodge Records.

Today Melbourne’s Cemetery Urn show us what happens when “Weakened Mortals Bleed.” Check out this exclusive track premiere from the Australian barbarians’ third album, the eponymously titled Cemetery Urn.

Croatoan unleash potent thrash/groove metal on “Bloodgutter.”

Last week, we introduced you to Tyrannosorceress. Now, we premiere new Tyrannosorceress jams. 

Unlock all seven seals with “Obsidian Keys,” the latest track from Pushkin’s Khashm, off their forthcoming LP + bonus 7”, Asmodeus Rising. If you like your black metal esoteric and obscure, but not your production, you’d do well to check out these Russians.

Sabbath Assembly delve further into progressive metal on “Angels Trumpets.”

Big Kizz roll out their first ever music video for “Eye On You.” 

Lowell, MA tech-death outfit The Summoned unveil the video for “Fractal Patterns.”

Hailing from small town British Columbia, Slagduster is the sort of band that, through the lens of 2017, sounds like a tantalizing amalgam of genres that offer a look at where metal (or at least one strain of it) might head towards in the future.

Drug Honkey delve even further into experimental and industrial metal with a Justin Broadrick remix of “Pool of Lies.”

Check out “Chants for the Black One” by Malmö’s Jordablod from their debut album, Upon My Cremation Pyre.

Catch a hair-raising glimpse of the new album, Descent to Abaddon, from Greece’s Soulskinner with this exclusive premiere of “A Spectral Vision.”

Witchbanger, Duel‘s second LP, recalls a different time but is more than welcome today.

Vokonis premiere the first single from their second album, both titled The Sunken Djinn. 

Vomit Remnants stream Hyper Groove Brutality, with more than enough groove and brutality for anyone. 

For their next trick, The Wizards show you their new music video.

It takes a pretty goddamn nasty mix of sludge, crust, and top shelf death metal to live up to a name like Casket Huffer(!), but this Wyoming quartet pulls it off on its fantastic, ridiculously under the radar full-length sneak attack debut Gospels of Scum. 

Godhunter bring the sludge while collecting donations for Planned Parenthood.

Lie down on the floor, close your eyes, and come to know the “The Joy of All Who Sorrow.” Today we bring you an exclusive premiere of the opening track from Horizonless, the highly anticipated sophomore album from Nashville-based doom-death titans, Loss.

Hear and acquire the brand new With the Dead (ex-Cathedral, ex-Electric Wizard, ex-Bolt Thrower) flexi disc here. 

Endon unleash a primal, punishing noise/metal combination on “Born in Limbo.”

Craven Idol lead a blackened assault on greed and mindless worship on The Shackles of Mammon.

Stream Russian funeral doom outfit Funeral Tears‘ third album.

Their first album since the reunion of Jersey’s morbid thrash cult, Blood Feast, The Future State of Wicked boasts deadly riffs, razor-sharp vocal attacks, and explosive battery. Out this Friday on Hells Headbangers, The Future State of Wicked is here. 

Bardspec explore soundscapes on “Fire Tongue.”

Obelyskkh deliver a slab of crushing doom on “Northern Lights.”