grindcore

As the COVID-19 pandemic rages and self-quarantine efforts are well underway, so too grows our collective cabin fever -- relax (and occupy) your stay-at-home mind with these metal documentaries streaming now.

Short and sweet, here's a one-and-a-half minute slicer from New York blackened grindcore outfit Vomit Fist in video form. Face paint included (and encouraged).

No One Knows What The Dead Think, the new band with two-thirds of Discordance Axis, are streaming their anticipated debut one week early.

We unleash a two-minute tornado of skin-ripping deathgrind courtesy of the Portland quartet Rank and Vile. Their debut full-length is upcoming; here's an acidic taste now.

This new grindcore project comes with serious pedigree, as well as serious power: let "Cinder" grind you into powder.

Two-thirds of Discordance Axis have a new band, and their debut single is a goddamn scorcher. Self-titled album coming this September.

In this edition of her column, Jenna recounts personal experiences in the realm of grind/deathcore which help raise questions regarding the subgenres' aestheticization of hate.

We explore the depths, mysteries, and meanings of the blindingly powerful new Full of Hell album.

Stream "Armory of Obsidian Glass" and check out our discussion with Spencer Hazard about what inspires Full of Hell to charge powerfully toward the future of deathgrind.

Stream the New York four piece's new album in full