grindcore

Capitol grindcrushers No/Más drop Redefining Darkness debut, No Peace ahead of Metal & Beer Fest Philly appearance in May.

Spain’s legendary grindcore institution Nashgul mark their 25th anniversary with the new self-released EP Santa Cruz Session.

South Jersey grindologist Mike Mayo (Waking the Cadaver, Compulsed, Ground) doesn’t require any help with Cavity Injector.

You’ve got until Saturday, February 28 to secure an active deluxe Decibel subscription to ensure that a copy of NO/MÁS‘s cover the Bad Brains classic “Banned in D.C.” is yours on limited edition floppy vinyl.

It’s to the Detriment of any grind fan who misses out on External Expiration.

Near, far, wherever you are, the blast inferno of Trucido are there so your heart grinds on.

Hear Chicago goregrinders Fulminate gurgle and burp their way through 41 minutes of Dead Infection/early Carcass worship.

If you’ve got 60 seconds, we’ve got a track premiere of grindcore fury from Memphis blasters Korroded.

Japanese multi-instrumentalist Kosuke Hashida puts the “fast” in “play fast or die” on his new album.

Spanish grindforce Convulsions will shake you to your foundation.

Hear Chicago deathgrinders Degenerate Synapse blast through their 100%-mic-cupping free Battle for the Mind.

Hear Seattle crushers Smearing deliver D-beats and death blasts in equal measure on the freshly released Acts of Service.

Hear Virginia grinders Lay Waste do just that on their self-titled LP.

2025 might finally be over, but that doesn’t mean you don’t want one final mirco list in your life, right? So here are the Top 10 Grindcore/Powervioelnce Albums of the last 12 months.

Ring in the holidays with the latest from Los Angeles goregrinders Sulfuric Cautery.

BREAKING: The new Rotten Sound EP Mass Extinction sounds like Rotten Sound.

Forcefed Horsehead unleash a raw, hardcore-driven D-beat fest that strangles, maims, gnashes and generally causes mayhem and destruction. Hear it now.

There are only a mere 100 copies of No Peace, the new full-length LP from D.C. grindcrushers No/Más on Decibel-exclusive Bloodied White Marble vinyl. Hurry before there are… no more.

London grinders Carthage Must Be Destroyed will blast you back to the stone age.

In Seoul, they spell grindcore HWA. Hear the band’s ripping Demo 2025 now.

Hear German power violence purveyors Haexler scratch that ‘blown-out’ itch.

Hear the debut LP from death metallers Terror Corpse before it’s released, and grab an exclusive vinyl variant of Ash Eclipses Flesh (and free flexi) from Decibel before it’s sells out!

Take a filthy ride with grind Massholes Rotbus.

Nova Scotia grinders Snarler should probably have their new cassette, Blast Rash, looked at.

International grind gods relink to blast anew with Barren Path.

Nom-nom on new tunes from Binghamton blasters Fed Ash.

Hear Fermented Mess offer a grimy and relentless testament to trve grindcore in a sea of filthy pretenders.

Wyoming deathgrind outfit Violent Testimony grind through 21 new songs.

Line up and hear Philly blasters Durian drop their new jawn, Pecking Order.

There are only a mere 100 copies of Ash Eclipses Flesh, the debut full-length LP from Houston deathgrind force Terror Corpse on Decibel-exclusive Ghostly White colored vinyl.