The Mighty Decibel

In 2008 Grand Magus fully transformed themselves from doom outfit to traditional metal unit with their (at the time

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We dive deep into the underground again for some EPs, singles, demos and mini-albums ..

Our 'New & Upcoming Releases' podcast series introduces new underground releases to our listeners. This episode we focus solely

We continue to dive into the world of singles, demos, mini-albums and EPs ..

With April 20th fast approaching, many stoner metal fans are ramping up for their beloved ‘the-numbers-do-the-funny-

We continue delving into the murky underground where demos, EPs, singles and mini-albums reside ..

I remember being repulsed by Neil Young's vocals the first time I heard him. To me they sounded like out of tune warblings from

Our 'New & Upcoming Releases' podcast series introduces new underground releases to our listeners. This episode we focus solely

At hand is the sophomore full length from epic/medieval black metal unit Vehemence. While the core sound is undoubtedly

Going somewhat against the grain, I'm one of the seemingly few who prefers latter-era Death Angel to the first three

Traditional heavy metal newcomers Fatal Curse prove aggression in modern metal doesn’t have to mean drop-tuning or growling

Truth be told, I usually steer clear of atmospheric metal, finding it boring and defeating the purpose of what metal is

We continue delving into the demo/EP/single/mini-album abyss ..

Release date February 15/19 (Bandcamp) Self-proclaimed "alcoholic speed metal' unit Ceifador belch upon the world their fourth full length, Hell Reaper. At it since 2004, you'd think that the excessive hangovers from past EPs and albums would find the Brazilians in a more sedate or refined mode, but that certainly is not the case here. This is some of the rawest sounding speed metal that I've ever been subjected to. In blitzkrieg mode from note one to final cantankerous bellow, this will most definitely only appeal to extreme undergrounders who expect to be battered by their music. These ears hear a first wave black metal band whose members have sampled some illicit drugs, causing the band t

Soaring vocals? High fantasy? Scorched fretboards? Sweden’s Vandor rides triumphant into battle for their debut album, In The Land of Vandor

Here we have a strange one, Caustic Casanova delivering four tracks of widely varying "prog-punk/psych-metal/noise rock"

Our 'New & Upcoming Releases' podcast series introduces new underground releases to our listeners. This episode we focus solely

Borrowing the main riff from Montrose's 'Space Station No. 5' is always a great way to initiate an album, which is just

If you're looking for some punishing grindcore, this debut full length from Denmark's Fordaerv (translation - 'corruption) will