Interviews

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.

The Eyehategod frontman talks about the band's new album, what they're doing in a world without shows, and the lessons and legacy of their past.

Writers Jon Rosenthal, Joe Aprill, and Langdon Hickman spoke with Decibel Editor-in-Chief Albert Mudrian about the upcoming 200th issue and commemorative livestream, plus the journey through the last 199 issues.

Taking folk metal back to campfire singalong times, before the guitar even made it to Finland.

With their full-length debut "Death Fugue" out last month and physical releases on the way, we spoke to the Massachusetts band about their wide-ranging influences and their path so far.

With the pandemic making normal songwriting difficult, to say the least, a collection of Chicago musicians created a new project based off the "exquisite corpse" method, taking turns adding their own spin to an ever-changing creation (plus, drums from Failure's Kellii Scott). Check ou…

The mysterious, international black metal tricksters find new ways to destroy black metal's fundamentals on a new LP and offer thoughts on creativity versus scholarship in a new interview.

On their debut full-length, the Pacific Northwest experimental doom duo explore grief and loss through otherworldly textures and long-form songwriting. Stream it now and check out a Q&A with the band.

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

Two decades following the release of their final album "Death's Design," Anders "Blakkheim" Nyström and Dan "The Spirits" Swanö reflect on their time as progressive black metal band Diabolical Masquerade.