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The New York industrial-tinged post-metal project is an eccentric, emotional exploration of merging sonic extremes. Stream their debut EP now.

Listen to the positive-minded and death-grind-fueled debut of Manipulator ahead of its release.

Pulling together black metal, spoken word, art rock, electronica, and much more into a whirlwind sub-twenty-minute EP, "La Canzone del Cefaloforo" is a peculiar offering that must be heard to be believed—and still somewhat defies belief even then. Read our full review.

Read an interview with the intensely punishing black/death metal outfit Impure, who just released a new 7" full of wicked bile.

Watch a new video for "Tooth & Nail," off the New York progressive sludge three-piece's upcoming album "Nefarious Wave," showing off the mean and fast side of their diverse sound.

The New York-based avant-garde metal trio aims to tell the story of their home city, taking aesthetic inspiration from its near-mythical past. This edition of Piercing the Veil explores the band's musical and conceptual ties to the Big Apple.

Focusing on albums from the month before that may not have gotten their just dues, the first edition of this column looks at a blackened progressive metal band who released a new EP a week ago-- plus, we premiere the wonderfully fractal music video for "And We Are Already At Sea."

And you thought death metal couldn't possibly get any better -- here's a new single from Undeath's noggin-loppin' debut album "Lesions of a Different Kind" + an interview with vocalist Alex Jones.

We've got an early full stream of the latest Behold the Arctopus album (feat. Colin Marston, Mike Lerner, Jason Bauers) -- prepare your neurons for the best kind of overload.

Witnesses bleeds with doom's essence on their upcoming full-length (premiering here in full) -- the project creates abstract art from massive arrangements with plenty of ambiance.