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Minnesota-based duo Inexorum trip into mid-’90s melodic Swedish death/black metal. New album, Moonlit Navigation, streaming only at Decibel!

Wailin Storms strike again with Rattle, a Southern Gothic doom punk masterpiece teeming with haunted riffs and grim poetry.

Watch a new, David Lynch-inspired video from Minneapolis-Saint Paul noise punks Buildings.

Aaron Charles of Falls of Rauros is interviewed by Decibel Magazine for new album, Patterns in Mythology, out now on Gilead Media.

Hear and acquire this ultra-rare False flexi disc single, featuring an exclusive new track via the Decibel Flexi Series. Hurry, quantities are extremely limited!

Get your deluxe Decibel subscription by May 6 to obtain a HIGHLY LIMITED flexi disc from U.S. black metal crew False!

Falls of Rauros break their silence and reveal the first song from new album Patterns in Mythology.

NYC black metal troupe Yellow Eyes release the first single from their upcoming Rare Field Ceilings album.

New York City-based avant-garde black metal trio Imperial Triumphant extol the luxurious virtues of Empire City’s most decadent structures.

Portrayal of Guilt ended 2018 with a bang, celebrating the release of Let Pain Be Your Guide. Read a new interview with the band.

Stream the abrasive new album from improvisational black metal entity Pandiscordian Necrogenesis.

You’ll be glad you’re not their enemy when you hear “Among Friends” from Portrayal of Guilt.

Stream “Drowned,” the latest offering from Denver sludge trio Glacial Tomb.

Imperial Triumphant’s Kenny Grohowski, Steve Blanco, and Zachary Ezrin list their Top 5 Jazz albums.

Fórn explore “Cosmic Desolation” on a crushing new song.

Wisconsin-based one-man black metal oufit Inexorum stream new album, “Lore Of The Lakes”.

Stream the stellar new album from Mutilation Rites now.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the pit… Migration Fest returns…

Stream Teneral from NYC-based black metal outfit Pyrolatrous.

Cavernlight play emotionally important music.  If you plan to doom today, doom to this.

This August, Portland-based multi-instrumentalist A.L.N. will bring his one-man black/doom metal project, Mizmor, to the stage for the very first time at Migration Fest in Olympia, Washington. We caught up with A.L.N. to talk about the process of transitioning Mizmor into a live band, the challenges that come with creating music by yourself and the finer points of rehearsal room tomfoolery.