Psych, Blues and Heavy Rock Reign on PRC Music Offshoot 4One8
November 13, 2015 Andrew Bonazelli
You know PRC Music. We’ve premiered more than a couple of their artists in recent weeks (they got their start five years ago with Beyond Creation’s The Aura). Well, they’re expanding into “psych, blues and heavy rock” label 4One8.
My Favorite Flexi: Torche “Pow Wow” & “80’s Prom Song” (dB015)
November 12, 2015 Shawn Macomber
To commemorate five years of Decibel Flexis we’ve asked Decibel writers to write a review-length tribute to their favorite disc. Today’s installment features two Torche bangers, “Pow Wow” and “80’s Prom Song.”
Doom’s Day’s Cover of Type O’s “Black No. 1” Is to Dye For
November 12, 2015 Andrew Bonazelli
They’ve got a date at midnight with Nosferatu.
ENCROTCHMENT WEEK 9 WITH EDDIE GOBBO
November 12, 2015 Eddie Gobbo
The metalhead’s weekly guide to the NFL
Snakes Alive! Opprobrium Reissue Yields “Voices From the Grave”
November 12, 2015 Andrew Bonazelli
Underground NOLA death/thrashers emerge from tomb triumphant
Misery Index Covers Sepultura for 5th Anniversary of Decibel Flexi Series
November 12, 2015 Albert Mudrian
We had to do something cool: hence, we bring you Baltimore deathgrind maniacs Misery Index covering Sepultura classic “Primitive Future.”
Hall of Fame Countdown: King Diamond’s Abigail
November 12, 2015 Matt Solis
King Diamond and crew are currently slaying their way across the U.S. playing Abigail in its entirety, so what better time to break down our 84th entry into the Hall of Fame?
My Favorite Flexi: Evoken “Rotting Misery” (dB026)
November 11, 2015 Dutch Pearce
To commemorate five years of Decibel Flexis we’ve asked Decibel writers to write a review-length tribute to their favorite disc. Today’s installment features Evoken’s cover of “Rotting Misery,” originally by Paradise Lost.
Get Your Ivories Tickled with the Keyboard Shredding Math-Prog of Spacebag
November 11, 2015 Shane Mehling
Ex-Rorschach and Asva guys show off their crazy 88.
My Favorite Flexi: The Gates Of Slumber “The Jury” (dB006)
November 10, 2015 Justin Norton
To commemorate five years of Decibel Flexis, we’ve asked Decibel writers to write a review-length tribute to their favorite disc. First up is the Gates of Slumber’s entry, a remake of their early track “The Jury.”
