Tag: Decibel Magazine

Helsinki death dealers Desolate Shrine are on their fourth album in six years, but the quality of their latest release, Deliverance from the Godless Void, shows no sign of being rushed. A combination…

Hysteria, the new album from The Moth, is heavy like only sludge metal can be. Distorted guitars and rumbling bass lead the way as the dual vocals of bassist Cécile Ash and…

Since its well-documented 2nd-wave explosion in the early 90s, black metal has adopted a few signature techniques and tempos. One of these includes a flowing approach characterized by fast-paced drumming…

Alright, we recently reconsidered Warrior Soul, so now, for the latest in our series of stories looking back at under-rated metal bands, it’s time to put the microscope on Baltimore’s…

We’re stoked to host the second annual Decibel Metal and Beer Fest at the Fillmore Philadelphia this year, where you’ll have the opportunity to take in an all star lineup…

Anyone who’s been within spitting distance of a hardcore show in the last few years has probably seen dozens of Obituary and Type O Negative shirts in the crowd. As…

Experimental black metal outfit Genevieve wowed on 2015’s Escapism, which took an outline of noisy black metal and filled it in with vivid experimentation. Almost exactly two years later, Genevieve return with Regressionism, an…

Operating in the darkest corners of the cult arts universe, few world-builders are as singular, iconoclastic, and effective as Chris Alexander, a legit triple threat who has broken new ground…

Denver-based black metal horde Sar Isatum draw their inspiration from outside the usual lyrical themes, eschewing Satan and the cold winds of the north for topics surrounding ancient cultures, which leads us…