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It’s that time again; the same weekend Denver is celebrating Pride, we are also celebrating local metal brewery Trve Brewing’s anniversary.

Pay what you want for these sick releases, including funeral doom, blackened punk, psychedelic goregrind, and more!

This edition of Dungeon Synth Digest gets through all of the tapes and esoteric trinkets that came in the mail during the last few months.

Here’s all the new metal that’s released between June 18th and June 24th—Spin (or skip) new music from Tsjuder, Jag Panzer, Persekutor, and more.

The Polish black/folk group conducts a progressive, majestic exploration on their latest full-length album, inspired by their homeland’s ancient religion and history. Check out a track-by-track breakdown from the band here.

Here’s all the new metal that’s released between June 4th and June 17th,—Spin (or skip) new music from Godflesh, Saturnus, Thy Catafalque, and more.

The prolific musician and producer talks tape-trading, collaborating, and the process of putting together Khanate’s new album “To Be Cruel.”

We chatted with Christian Logue of Savage Grace about the band’s new album and what lies ahead.

Yob and Cave In’s Chicago stop on Wednesday also included an opening set by avant-garde mystics Yakuza. Editors Jon and Ted were in attendance – read more and check out photos here.

Was “St. Anger” the beginning of the end for nu metal and ‘90’s metal in the mainstream? For “St. Anger”‘s 20th anniversary (June 3rd), we look back at the oddball album’s impact.