Greg Kennelty

Read an interview with Tim Rowland of Georgia-based, internationally-inspired death metal act Alchemy of Flesh, who tackle video game and fantasy subjects on their upcoming debut album.

We interviewed David Gupta of Ontario death metal act World Eaters to discuss the band’s debut EP “Grinding Advance” and its influences – some obvious, some not so much.

This especially piercing form of cavernous death-doom evokes visions of stark nothingness and unsightly terrors from beyond—stream the band’s debut album now in full.

Read an interview with the intensely punishing black/death metal outfit Impure, who just released a new 7″ full of wicked bile.

The latest EP from the Portland avant-garde black metal outfit is written and performed on stringed instruments that use a 17-note scale—for this edition of Mostly Yelling, we interviewed Victory Over the Sun mastermind Vivian Tylinska.

This week, we look at an Idaho death metal/hardcore group with a razor-focused EP due out in June to follow up their viciously brief 2019 demo.

While not normally a genre that trims its song lengths, Arizona death/doom outfit Thorn shows off the bite-size potential of the genre on their debut EP “The Encompassing Nothing.”

Memphis blackened deathgrinders Knoll unveiled their full-length debut earlier this year, providing 35 minutes of dense and challenging extreme metal. Read an interview with the band discussing their influences and how the record came to be.

This edition of Mostly Yelling discusses a death metal band that discusses something truly brutal: three-dimensional modelling and rendering techniques.