Sludge

Athenian progressive metalers Calyces share their new album, Fleshy Waves of Probability, out on March 21. It’s a mix of ’00s sludge prog metal with ’70s progressive rock influences, and you can hear it below.

Australian stoner/doom crew Amammoth debut their new record.

Low-and-slow Mexico City sludge duo Oculto are back with another psyched-out full-length vinyl LP, Mal de Ojo, exclusively on Things From Beyond Records.

Get your deluxe Decibel subscription by Monday, March 3 to secure this extremely exclusive flexi disc from San Diego sludge slingers -(16)-!

Sludge psych legends Kylesa reveal new lineup, announces a pair of U.S. shows scheduled for this December

Philly death doom trio Moros let the blood run red on new track, “Peeling Off Leeches.”

Pyres overcome grief on new song “Some, Not All, Came Back.”

Sludgy Swedish post-metal trio Kazea chill out on frigid new single “Trenches,” featuring guest vocals from Black Birch’s Gina Wiklund.

Regardless of how you classify Dejecter, the band plays a fascinating mix of straightforward brutality and risk-taking creativity.

Listen to the new EP from New Jersey sludge mainstays Sunrot.

Hear the mournful new elegy from New Orleans experimental doomgazers, Guts Club, “Remember the Mountains.”

Brooklyn sludge titans Pants Exploder return with a bone-crushing new track and video, “Last Thing He Did Was Lose.”

New Jersey’s own Sunrot have teamed up with New England bruisers Body Void to release a special split EP for 2024’s Trans Day of Remembrance on November 20.

Stream Arkansas sludge/doom crushers Mammoth Caravan‘s new LP Frostbitten Galaxy before it’s out via Blade Setter on October 4.

Ohio post-metal shoegazers, Flourish, get all cosmic on sludgy new single.

Hamilton, Ontario’s death/doom outfit Absorb on death, doom and promise of new material so soon after the release of their crushing new EP, Smog.

Spend 10 minutes with Australian grind/noise force Diploid. And then spend the next hour catching your breath.

Generation of Vipers are back with their first new music in a decade. Dig in to first single “Lux Inversion” now.

Beauty is more than pixel-deep for the guitarist and now-official games composer.

Intense storytelling, technical prowess, and sheer energy are the hallmarks of Horseburner. Hear the sludge, doom and progressive metal of Voice of Storms.

Get sick and enjoy some righteous noise from Austria’s Desolat with an exclusive full stream of their new album.

Philly-area punks L.M.I. get noisy and heavy on “Dead Channel Thirst.”

Philly noisecore outfit Cathari celebrate the pain of living with the first track from their new EP.

Seattle-based doom lords To End It All are back with a new album, Of Blood and Memory out tomorrow (April 19), but you can hear it and get super sad with us now.

Sink into misery with Nest, featuring Agoraphobic Nosebleed’s John Jarvis.

Horror Pain Gore Death Productions present Destiny, the wrestling themed debut album from Memphis, Tennessee’s ultraviolent sludge metal sadists Mudshow.

We caught up with Lord Dying guitarist/vocalist Erik Olson to discuss the sludgemongers’ continued legacy via new LP Clandestine Transcendence.

Lair of the Minotaur‘s classic lineup got back together to track two new songs—hear the first one now.

NYC doom sect GUHTS sound darker than ever on their powerful debut LP from Seeing Red Records and New Heavy Sounds, “Regeneration.”

Hear the title track from progressive sludge outfit Lord Dying‘s new album, Clandestine Transcendence.