“Get It Wrong” never felt so right!

Journey Blind
Mob rulers
dB Rating: 8/10

In 1996, Cryptopsy bled out None So Vile, an album brimming with technical ability that nevertheless always feels a half-second away from fraying, fragmenting and falling apart.  That energy, along with all the musical acumen on display, made sure that None So Vile wound up in our Hall of Fame four years ago.

Cyber Monday is upon us, and to celebrate another year without a robot uprising, we have a deal for you! 

Here at Decibel, we refer to today’s annual testament to consumerism as Extra-Black Friday. So, we’re happy to brighten the day for our metalhead brothers and sisters.

Two great tastes that… uh, just press play and listen for yourself.

Pronunciation isn’t the issue. Just press play.

You have about 90 seconds to spare, give or take? Because that is all this North Carolina three-piece needs to hyperblast their way into your defenseless heart. 

Sort of a Where’s Waldo for the Stockholm scene…

The story of the emergent popularity of Sacrifice’s second album, Forward to Termination, is a shining example of how media used to work and things “went viral” in the days before the internet gave power to trending tweets and twats.