“The Path Unseen” Leads to Vessel of Iniquity’s Inhuman Black/Death Metal (Early Track Stream)
The UK band's fifth full-length mixes black/death metal with hair-raising noise textures -- stream the title track here.
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Perturbator and HEALTH Brought Noisy Medication to NYC – Win Tickets for Chicago 9/12 (Live Report)
The atypical electronic-meets-heavy metal act joined forces with two other acts fusing heavy music and electronic music at Irving Plaza - HEALTH and Street Sects. Check out photos here, and we're giving away tickets to the Chicago date on Monday, too.
The Body Manifests Horror At Saint Vitus with Sore Dream and Midwife 5/21/2022 (Live Report)
Read a report of The Body's recent show at Saint Vitus Bar in New York City and check out a few photos.
Deathstench “Expel(s) the Fleeting Husk” on New, Terrifying Single
Death industrial duo Deathstench show they know a thing or two about true fear.
Boris’ “W”: A Lullaby for the Apocalypse (Review & New Video)
Read a review of eternally genre-defiant Boris' latest album, "W," and check out a new video that's out today for the track "Beyond Good and Evil".
Hadewych’s Hideous Sound Cuts Into the Psyche on “Mes” (Early Album Stream + Interview)
Stream experimental collective Hadewych's upcoming album "Mes" early and check out an interview.
Μνήμα Address the “Disciples of Excremental Liturgies” With Noise-Ridden Black Metal
Stream the title track from the Greek black/noise band's upcoming debut full-length.
There Is No Entry or Exit to “The Eerie and Radiant Doorless Rooms of Pain” (Split Premiere)
Pseudodoxia (Feed them Death, LaColpa) and The Sun and the Mirror collaborate on an experimental doom-drone/ambient split exploring unique and specific forms of human tragedy.
All Are To Return Capture Isolation’s Agony On “AATR II” EP (Early EP Stream)
The anonymous duo's new EP explores the brutal, colorless side of existence through industrial noise. Stream it now ahead of its Friday release.
Returning to the Ritual: King Woman and Dreamcrusher at Saint Vitus Bar (Live Report)
King Woman and Dreamcrusher are sonically dissimilar, but both foster an atmosphere of near-religious proportions in their live performances. Read our live report on their show at Saint Vitus on Friday.