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In a new biweekly series, we dive into the rich history of progressive death metal legends Cynic—starting with their early demo work.

The New Wave of Dutch Heavy Jazz takes a quick detour back to their jazz/grind roots. Eleven seconds of pure hate await.

We unveil (and review) the monster new full-length effort from Belgian psychedelic jazz, drone, and ambient orchestra Neptunian Maximalism -- this is over two hours of brain-enhancing music wrapped in luxurious atmospherics.

This black metal duo broke the mold altogether, weaving jazz, blues, and more into their latest release "Come and See" -- the album's tense timbre draws inspiration from the difficult realities of life in American public housing.

Ten obscure, eccentric, or otherwise obtuse non-metal releases with experimentation and artistry at their cores.

"New Wave of Dutch Heavy Jazz" and the Skeletonwitch guitarist collide in an avant-garde collaboration.

Five recent metal (or metal-ish) picks from the depths of Bandcamp's repository, plus two bonus non-metal jams for lovers of the avant-garde.

The most metallic sounds in electronic, jazz, experimental and other odds and ends

And all that jazz

Jazz Collective