Philip H Anselmo returns with black metal supergroup Scour. 

Death worshipers Gruesome let the metal (and horror) flow in new video. 

Maiden/Priest + Chris Barnes?
Yes. 

Home is where the (broken) heart is for Canadian black metallers.

Brooklyn noisecore trio replace their instruments with being hilarious. 

San Diego dour trio Ghoulgotha offer up another tantalizing peek at their forthcoming LP, To Starve the Cross.

What is a Cannibal Accident?  How could it happen?  Well, their music sounds like their album art looks – like a ghoul-possessed intestinal tract giving violent birth to even more grisly demon-innards, rending flesh without end.  If you’re gonna gore-grind, this is how you should do it:  phlegmy-wet and funny as hell.  Listen right here and tell us we’re wrong.

Drink up the new LP from Montreal death dealers Phobocosm in full. 

Endless Pilgrimage
A time to kill, a time to heal.
dB Rating: 8/10

** Behemoth frontman Nergal and Decibel have a long history. From Behemoth’s first cover in August 2007 [HERE], to the group’s covers thereafter [HERE and HERE] to headlining the first Decibel tour in 2012, the Poles have occupied a special place in our dark hearts. And let’s face it. They belong there [in our dark hearts]. From the group’s humble beginnings as a Mayhem and Root cover band–more or less–to the stupendous The Satanist album, Behemoth have come a long way from the alleys of Gdansk to the top of extreme metal’s global heap. Decibel caught up with Nergal on the group’s The Satanist tour, where we asked the single more important question there is to ask.