Tag: metal

King Parrot—perhaps Australia’s finest extreme metal export—have a busy fall ahead of them. On September 22, they’ll drop their third full length, Ugly Produce, on Phil Anselmo’s Housecore Records before leaving…

Protosequence is a progressive, djent-y, deathcore band from Edmonton that is about to release its latest EP, Biophagous. And when I say “about to release,” I mean it comes out…

Hailing from Iceland, Auðn balance aggressive black metal with a sense of melody on their sophomore release, Farvegir fyrndar. The atmosphere present on their eponymously-titled first record remains, but new song “Í Hálmstráið…

Anyone else remember these cards? Almost every band has that album: you know, the critically and/or commercially reviled dud in an otherwise passable-to-radical back catalogue. Occasionally, a Decibel staffer or…

Next week Swedish perception-expanding post-metallers Cult of Luna and singular, legendary Made Out of Babies/Battle of Mice vocalist Julie Christmas will at long last perform their extraordinary 2016 collaborative effort Mariner…

San Francisco outfit The Living pull from a variety of sounds on their new self-titled album. Most noticeable is the sprawling progressive rock atmosphere and the powerful choruses that wouldn’t be out…

European symphonic metal heavyweights Epica are preparing for their return to the United States for a stacked tour with Lacuna Coil, Insomnium and Elantris, a monthlong trek that will see them hit…

“Sunset, darkness had fallen on the hill/A storm was raging on outside the abbey.” With eerie organs and a flash of lightning, German metal coven Attic begin the central nunnery-set…

Amalie Bruun makes her Decibel cover debut to usher in the release of the much-anticipated second Myrkur album, Mareridt, out via Relapse on September 15. Our October issue also includes an exclusive…