Blast Worship

If you like grindcore, get FUCKED. Seriously, get FUCKED!

Blast off your post-holiday hangover with a new video clip of new tracks from rising grinders WVRM.

Chepang‘s new LP, CHATTA might be the grindcore album of the year.

No noise interludes, no Werner Herzog samples, just poorly recorded (but properly executed) moron grind for your reptilian brain stems from Snagg.

Boston blasters Scalp the Pioneer don’t mice words on The Idiot’s Guide to Self-Hatred.

In which our grindcore correspondent talks about Brooklyn again? OMG, can you believe he actually lives there? Crazy, right?!?!

Chi-town’s Born Backwards are your new favorite Midwest gore hyper blast band. Also, who were your old favorite?

Meet Spanish grinders Convulsions, who believe both in blasting and brevity.

If ya can’t (blast)beat ’em, Feastem.

Get to know, Martha’s Got a Limp Wrist, a grindcore band not afraid to have fun!

German grinders ATKA write killer songs, not killer song titles.

Boston blasters Stagnater drop the blade with new release The Guillotine Demo.

Australia’s fiercest and snarkiest power grind duo, Meth Leppard, have announced an upcoming North American tour in May. Celebrate with a brand new track, “Woke.”

Looking for some South Korean flower power in your grind? Then take a moment to stop and smell Jardim De Flores.

Hear former Kill the Client members get back to the grind with power trio Triage.

Life to the “false grind” of Colorado deathcrushers 908.

São Paulo blast squad Hutt rely on the thrash as much as the grind.

Decibel can’t stop talking about Philly grind trio Die Choking and neither should you.

The second edition of this full-blown, three-day grindcore and powerviolence festival will be held in Northern California this July!

The final installment of our five-part countdown of the Top 50 grindcore and powerviolence releases of the decade

Part Four of our five-part countdown of the Top 50 grindcore and powerviolence releases of the decade

Part Three of our five-part countdown of the Top 50 grindcore and powerviolence releases of the decade

Part Two of our five-part countdown of the Top 50 grindcore and powerviolence releases of the decade

Part of 1 of our five-part countdown of the Top 50 grindcore and powerviolence releases of the decade.

Don’t keep it a secret — blasting Brooklyn duo Snitchgrinder totally rule.

Seriously, they’re pretty sure it’s just the cold water, but grinders Shrivel Up are still happy to see you.

Long Island: Where Blast Worship becomes Breakdown Worship.

We welcome musical interference from Russian grindcore assets S.I.R.

In Russia, you do not blast beat; in Russia, beat blasts you.

Looking for death/grind in the vein of Bolt Thrower, Mortician and Carcass, but with breakdowns? Then Phoenix grinders Heinous have got you covered!