To help fund those tackling the COVID-19 crisis, and gift us with some new tunes, KSE has unleashed several B-sides from last year’s Atonement.

Brooklyn’s underground industrial noise attack Trace Amount return with two new tracks of suffocating and compulsive grime.

The birth of Black Horsemen would soon be realized. The second coming of the Euro dark lager in disguise.

Get doomed by watching Frayle’s new mini-doc, Behind the Doom, which we’re premiering today.

This week’s new releases include the latest from death metal masters Vader, neo-thrash titans Havok and a host other bands from across the metal landscape.

This week Demo:listen returns with proof of Ixaxaar Nexia, a new and extremely hostile black/death abomination discovered dwelling in Toronto.

Bandcamp is giving back today. Here are a few Decibel-approved suggestions.

The Hallowed Catharsis keep technical death metal progressive by keeping it unpredictable on the skronky yet chunky “Killowner.”

Portland black/death enforcers Ænigmatum display a brutal and articulate mastery over their deadly hybrid sound on their new single.

To celebrate the release of Vader’s new album, Solitude in Madness, we caught up with vocalist/guitarist Peter Wiwczarek to find out what five heavy albums changed his life.