Get your blackgaze on with Nullingroots.

Days of Darkness lasted two days. So does our coverage. Come on in for a glance at the damp-weather-enforced second round of doom, etc.

Last April we announced our partnership with f.y.e. for the Decibel Meter, a monthly collection featured both online and in store to make sure you don’t miss any of the essential titles from each month. And while we know you’re preparing to spend all that money in the “savings” account on five-dollar flatscreens and pennies-on-the-dollar…

Extreme music legends return to death metal and to Decibel’s cover. Advance copies of the new issue are available now!

Listen to a remastered version of “Naked Truth,” from Trauma‘s remastered Comedy is Over debut album.

Washington, D.C.-based A Sound of Thunder have found fans far from home, in Catalonia.

Cornered in a cold, dark room on a rickety chair, GosT’s main keyslasher succumbs to Decibel’s queries about Non Paradisi and new album Possessor.

Our resident birdbrains pecks on new titles from The Body & Full of Hell, Cavalera Conspiracy and Infernal Blast.

Sure, you probably know about Infest, Charles Bronson, Spazz and Despise You, but not everyone is well versed enough to know about Apartment 213 (or wasn’t old enough to be into them when they were putting out material).

“Spiral Into Insanity” with Ominous Eclipse.