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Entering the Underground #21: Ceremonial Bloodbath Welcomes “The Tides of Blood”
In the mood for some suffocating black/death? We talked to the insidious duo behind this Canadian offering.
Noise Pollution #12: God is in the Radio
Neill discusses Queens of the Stone Age's seminal record "Songs for the Deaf."
Cauchemar’s Heavy Majesty Blossoms on “Rosa Mystica” (Early Album Stream + Interview)
Stream Cauchemar's new album here before it releases and read an interview with Annick Giroux, vocalist and also the owner of Temple of Mystery.
RLYR (mems. Pelican, Locrian, Bloodiest) Rocks On New Self-Titled Album (Full Album Stream + Interview)
Chicago progressive/math rock trio RLYR bring hazy, nostalgic vibes on their third album, which is now streaming in full, paired with an exclusive interview.
Gonemage Reveal Wario as a “Master of Disgust…” in Chiptune-Laced War Metal (Early EP Stream)
Wahahaha! War(io) metal from the mastermind behind Cara Neir and many more projects. Stream the new Gonemage EP "Master of Disgust..." in full.
Nechochwen’s Deep-Rooted Black Metal Cuts Deep on “Kanawha Black” (Early Album Stream)
The West Virginian band's fourth album highlights their command of black metal and the indigenous-themed variant they helped pioneer. Stream it here before it releases on Friday.
Ufomammut Return To Heavy Infinity On “Fenice” (Review)
The Italian psychedelic stoner group's twelfth album is their shortest yet, but it makes the most of every moment. Read our full review.
Sölicitör Go All In on “All Debts on Death” (Interview)
The Seattle-based speed metal group released their second EP earlier this year – read an interview with guitarist Matt Vogan.
Upcoming Metal Releases: 5/1/2022-5/7/2022
All the new metal releasing between May 1st, 2022 and May 7th, 2022 -- spin (or skip) new music from Ufomammut, Cosmic Putrefaction, Haunter, and more.
Icare Evoke the Vibrant Morbidity of Baudelaire with “Charogne” (Early Album Stream)
The Swiss black metal group takes inspiration from a poem on their sophomore album, a 43-minute single-track affair. Stream it here.