sludge

With Sludge, Sleaze, and Scorn, Sundowner Conduct a "Lysergic Ritual" (Early Album Stream)

The Australian sludge band is streaming their bluesy, violent new record a few days early – dig into it here.

Walk Through Fire Snuff Out the Sparks of Hope on "Till Aska" (Track-by-Track Rundown)

Out today, the Gothenburg sludge band plummets into doomy, glacial explorations of grief on their new album Till Aska. Check out some fascinating info on each track here.

God Mother Sling Frenzied “Spellcraft” On New EP (Video Premiere)

The Swedish hardcore group splices in sludge, death metal, and a love of old-school fantasy on their new single – check out the video for “Spellcraft” here.

Thou Announce New Album "Umbilical," Share Single

Out at the end of May, the always-changing band’s new album goes hard on riffs. Stream the first single “I Feel Nothing When You Cry” now and get more info on the album and upcoming live dates.

Prisoner Keep it Gross and Misanthropic on "Shroud" (Early Track Stream)

Sludge and hardcore meet in beautiful, digusting harmony on the Virginia band’s new album “Putrid | Obsolete”. Check out a track here.

Purification via Discontent: Slôdder's Sophomore Album Rages Unquietly (Early Album Stream)

The Swedish sludge-doomers are back with “A Mind Designed to Destroy Beautiful Things” – stream the whole misanthropic jam here.

On "Mesos," Post-Metal Collective Leonov Lend Hope to a Troubling Future (Early Track Stream)

The Norwegian post-metal band is back with a new album full of both optimism and gloom. Stream a new track here.

Within Gozer's Mystifying Post-Metal, "The Path Always Leads to the End" (Early EP Stream)

Though they experiment with new sonic elements and soundscapes on their new EP, Gozer retain their inimitable spellbinding heaviness. Stream it here early.

Adzes Find Beauty in Upheaval on "Inver" (Interview + Early Stream)

We spoke to sludge/post-metal group Adzes about their new album “Inver,” which you can stream here early as well.

"Atrocity Machine" Ramps Up Body Void’s Oppressive Vision (Interview)

The sludge band talk transformations, introducing electronics, and late-capitalist horror.
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