Hall of Fame

Gorement’s cult classic The Ending Quest enters the Decibel Hall of Fame.

Dropping Thor’s Hammer The Making of Unleashed’s Where No Life Dwells In the early ’90s, the general death metal assumption was that bands from Sweden, particularly Stockholm and its suburbs, were carbon copies of Nihilist. And then Entombed. And then Dismember. Certainly, the second and third generation of Swedes that hell-spawned bands from the subterranean…

We gear up for Darkest Hour‘s 20th anniversary of their melodeath landmark, Undoing Ruin, with a well-deserved Hall of Fame induction.

We celebrate the 30th anniversary of Paradise Lost‘s landmark Draconian Times with a Hall of Fame induction.

Congrats to Fu Manchu for entering into the Decibel Hall of Fame. Keep on truckin’ and have a nice day.

Krallice‘s self-titled debut reset the course for USBM. Now it enters the Decibel Hall of Fame.

Crowbar‘s 1993 self-titled sludge metal masterpiece is granted a Hall of Fame induction.

Arch Enemy’s 2001 melodeath breakthrough Wages of Sin is our latest HOF inductee.

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Epicus Doomicus Metallicus, the epic debut from Candlemass, gets its long overdue Hall of Fame induction.

We raise a toast to Deathevokation‘s one-and-done classic, The Chalice of Ages.

The definitive behind-the-scenes histories of 50 of the greatest miracles of metal creation now immortalized in Volume I and Volume IV of Decibel Hall of Fame Anthologies.

Khanate’s unconventional and glacial approach to doom metal culminates in a Hall of Fame induction.

The Obsessed’s “biker doom” classic Lunar Womb is welcomed into our hallowed Hall.

In which we discuss the matter of splatter of Exhumed‘s Hall of Fame induction for Gore Metal.

Nothing seems right in cartels as Brujeria enters the Decibel Hall of Fame

The struggle was real for Ludicra on the now Hall of Fame-inducted The Tenant.

Instrumental Richmond math rock legends Breadwinner earn a Hall of Fame induction with The Burner.
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Primal Italian first-wave black metallers Bulldozer plough their way into our hallowed Hall.

We celebrate the 30th anniversary of Cathedral‘s major label debut with a Hall of Fame re-induction.

Deafheaven‘s blackgaze landmark, Sunbather, gets a Hall of Fame induction on its tenth anniversary.

Opeth reveal how their groundbreaking fourth LP, Still Life, was nearly their last in this month’s Decibel Hall of Fame induction.

Every aspect of it—from the band’s name to the cover image to the songs herein—screams metal, leaving little doubt that Anvil’s second album clearly belongs in our Hall of Fame.

Thorr’s Hammer‘s extreme doom benchmark Dommedagsnatt is this month’s Decibel Hall of Fame inductee.

Norwegian black metal’s “weirdification” delivers a genre landmark with Fleurety‘s debut LP, Min tid skal komme.

Midwest murder metal mavericks Macabre paint portraits of serial killers on 1993’s Sinister Slaughter.

Swedish melodic death metal legends At the Gates walk through the hallowed gates of our Hall of Fame for the third time via Terminal Spirit Disease.

The Crown‘s 2000 death/thrash/speed classic is finally inducted into the Decibel Hall of Fame

Dinosaur Jr.‘s freaky, noisy 1987 sophomore slugger You’re Living All Over Me gets its Hall of Fame induction.

Hammers of Misfortune enters the Decibel Hall of Fame via The Locust Years.