The Dillinger Escape Plan

In Part III of Azusa, ex-Dillinger Escape Plan bassist Liam Wilson‘s and Decibel‘s Forrest Pitts’ discussion, they refocus on the impact of 16 Horsepower.

Part II of Azusa, ex-Dillinger Escape Plan bassist Liam Wilson‘s and Decibel‘s Forrest Pitts’ discussion of the spiritual nature of Cynic‘s 1993 classic Focus.

In which Azusa, ex-Dillinger Escape Plan bassist Liam Wilson and Decibel‘s Forrest Pitts discuss the spiritual nature of Cynic‘s 1993 classic Focus.

Looking back on the beautiful chaos that was The Dillinger Escape Plan and their Top 5 most paradigm-shifting moments.

Catching up with Portrayal of Guilt drummer James Beveridge to find out what five heavy albums changed his life.

Connect with the first track from Endless Render, the forthcoming EP from Brooklyn industrial noisemaker Trace Amount featuring drums performed by The Dillinger Escape Plan’s Billy Rymer.

Botch‘s We Are the Romans and The Dillinger Escape Plan‘s Calculating Infinity go head to head in the ultimate metalcore showdown.

Change was a good thing for each of these heavy metal stalwarts.

New Zealand crazies Blindfolded and Led to the Woods unleash their furious new album, Modern Adoxography. Listen now.

Stream a new track from Knife the Glitter featuring members of The Dillinger Escape Plan and John Frum!

Quantity isn’t quality. Here are five examples of how extreme metal is at its most potent when it doesn’t waste time.

God Mother are as exhilarating as they are aggressive. Listen to a new song from their Party Smasher Inc. debut now!

Introducing: Tripsquad Records, plus track premieres from Full Scale Riot and Huge.

Make sure you stop by the Decibel Headbanger’s Bier Hall after checking out these extremely extreme sets at Chicago Open Air next weekend!

On its own merits, entirely outside the context of the five masterworks to come, Calculating Infinity spits its own impressive fire and has most certainly made its own tempestuous mark on the heavy music of the past seventeen years.

For this installment of That Tour Was Awesome we’re going to submit for your consideration a 1998 tour that was as awesome as it was not-so-awesome.

Courtesy of Forge Again Records and exclusively for all you Decibangers out there, may this cursed quarter of the Internet be the first to steam in full the debut LP from Detroit punks Old Gods, Stylized Violence. What can you expect? Sheesh . . . Well, it is worth noting that the album artwork features…