Videos

British progressive death metal outfit Luna’s Call dazzle on new lyric video, “Merced’s Footsteps.” Viewable now only at Decibel!

Get primed for the vinyl-release of D.I.S.‘s Divide and Devour with the lyric video for album track “Disarm.”

Swedish sludge purveyors Horndal tell the sad history and present day struggles of their hometown in a new interview and video for “Rossen.”

Check out the new music video from LA-based melodeath warriors Through the Oculus, from their debut album out June 4.

Hear ex-Massacre and current Obituary and the Absence members fly the blood-soaked flag of old-death metal in Inhuman Condition.

Watch Satanic Planet‘s (Dave Lombardo, Justin Pearson) new “Satanic Planet” video on this satanic planet!

According to Dordeduh: “This track links our black metal roots with the more progressive character of our new music.”

Hear the latest slab of complex sludge metal from Moscow-based musical polymath Roman Filatov’s Moanhand project.

Teloch Vovin‘s new track is a “a blackened doom epic,” with the video depicting “a night of total insanity and one’s total loss of control.”

Check out the new video by Danish thrashers, Killing!

Catch this premiere of the new video for “give me nothing,” the latest single from never feel again, the debut album from Fargo’s downtrodden post-metal heavy-hitters enditall.

Hear German riffmongers Hvrt bring the… well, you know, on their latest slab of blacked doom sludge.

Listen to an exclusive stream from Nashville noisemongers Yautja and watch the official music video of “The Spectacle” now. Then pre-order The Lurch from Relapse Records ahead of its release on May 21.

Are you ready to fight Tooth and Claw to avoid “Your Crucifixion”?

Massachusetts metal quintet Carnivora recruit guest performances from two Shadows Fall members for their new single, “Hypnogenic.”

“The black wanderers continue their journey through the Nordic wonderland from bright, snow-covered, frozen lakes into the darkness …”

Kosmodemonic has arrived with a new video from their latest album, Liminal Light, due out on May 7 via Transylvanian Recordings.

Play thrash or die with Danish hyperthrash crew Terminalist.

Dead Witches — the brainchild of former Electric Wizard drummer Mark Greening — brings towering, fuzzed riffs and glacially-paced occult doom.

Underappreciated early-aughts metalcore unit There Were Wires rear their heads with a remastered version of 2003 banger “His Talk, Her Teeth.”

Rip into pure melodic darkness with The Absence‘s latest track, “Choirs of Sickness,” off their upcoming album Coffinized.

Orphaned Land mastermind Yossi Sassi invites you to hear some new sonic wildness…if you dare.

French post-rockers Bruit get elaborate with a brass-accompanied performance of “The Machine is Burning.”

The latest from Sweden’s Horndal continues the tale of their blighted post-industrial town, with the added angle of the refugee experience.

Experience Stortregn‘s heroic take on blackened-death metal on their new album, Impermanence, out on March 12.

Vreid‘s new track, “The Morning Red,” is “a blueprint of our eternal creative duality of melancholia and primal aggression.”

Phoenix black/sludge/punk killers Take Over and Destroy debut new single and video from their forthcoming Fade Out LP.

According to Grave Miasma: “There is no more ego-vanquishing burial rite than one that pounds flesh and bone into nothingness.”

NWOAHM kings Haunt release the first single from Beautiful Distraction, due out April 2.

“This song is a vehicle for that feeling and relates it back to dissociation and being lost in strange dimensions and dreams.”