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We are officially half way through with 2017, and it's been a busy year for heavy metal. While the second half of the year...
Is WITTR returning to black metal?
As a group maturates and develops, similar to the aging of edible elements procuring quality in exchange for time, so does the sound, body,...
When I sat down to review this, I wasn't sure what there would be to say about an album comprised of live versions of...
The UK-based project unleashes a complex, celestial arrangement of blackened noise and unique instrumentation.
Well, that time of year has arisen again where music goers of all kinds compile their favorite albums of the year. 2016 was full...
Music is a drug, some say. I would go a bit farther and suggest that music is the drug. Its promises are real, its...
If there’s anything you can say about “metal in 2016,” it’s that there’s no one definitive thing to say about metal in 2016. But...
Happy last Weekly Injection of Anal August! This edition includes supergroups, doom for those that aren't that into doom, another Omar Rodriguez-Lopez release, and...
Haken had no need to prove anything on this record. Their past few releases have been nothing less than monumental. I can't confidently claim...
Oh come on. How good is this record going to be?!
Finland's cosmonauts return to stretch black metal to the breaking point and in turn, create one of the best albums of 2016 thus far.
Maybe a new album in 2016? That, or 2017.
Every month, Decibel scribe Shane Mehling reviews the four videos that appear in the monthly metal mag. under “Decibel’s Clips of the Month at...
The name alone here should say it all: Nocturnal Poisoning. Just saying it out loud makes me feel like I’ve got alcohol poisoning.
Instrumental metal veterans Odyssey return with their third full-length, Voids. And we've got an early stream of it to share with you!
With a history stretching back to 1995, Ösnabruck, Germany's occult masters Secrets of the Moon have managed, over the course of five full-lengths and...
If tech-death is your jam then this album will probably knock your socks off or at least pull them part way down.
