Gaze Into “The Perfect Dark” of Norna’s Mesmerizing Totality (Early Track Stream)
Featuring members of Breach, Ølten and The Old Wind, Norna delivers a punishing post-metal assault with supernatural impact. Check out a new single now.
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Glassing Demonstrate the “Absolute Virtue” of Genre Non-Conformance (Early Track Stream)
Check out a new track from this Austin, Texas multi-genre threat, merging black metal, noise rock, post-rock, sludge, and more on their upcoming album "Twin Dream."
She Said Destroy Re-Emerge With The Harrowing “Eyes Go Pale” (Music Video Premiere)
Watch a video for a new single from the Norwegian extreme metal fusion group, set to release their third full-length after an eight-year hiatus.
Redemptus Pen Tragic Missives For The “Blackhearted” (Full Album Premiere)
Listen to "Blackhearted", the third full-length of Portugal sludge/post-metal/hardcore outfit Redemptus, in full.
Rongeur Laments For The “Underachiever” (Early Track Stream)
Listen to an evocative noise-rock-meets-sludge single from the band's upcoming album "Glacier Tongue."
Bummer’s Noisy Rock Doesn’t Hold Back: “I Want to Punch Bruce Springsteen in the Dick” (Tr…
The Kansas/Missouri noise rockers offer up a fervent plea as the title for a new banger—check it out plus a Q&A with the band.
Downcaste’s Foreboding Sludge is a Sign of the “Pre-Apocalypse” (Early EP Stream)
Stream the debut EP from Chicago-based Downcaste, a trio with a sharp, witty, and no-frills approach to heavy sludge and doom metal.
Amenra’s “De Doorn” Impales Us (Review)
We review the Belgium slude/post-metal group's latest album, which carries on their intensely emotional sound.
“De Doorn”: Amenra’s Piercing Post-Metal Returns (Interview With Colin H. van Eeckhout)
Departing from their "Mass" series of releases, Amenra's newest full-length further sharpens their emotional assault, though it's not quite the same as any previous release. Read an interview with frontman Colin H. van Eeckhout about the new album.
Bleeth Is A “Harbinger” of Quickly Approaching Doom (Review)
This 17-minute ripper is a bitter exercise in short-form intensity: read our review of the Miami doom/post-metal's new offering.