UK grindcore pioneers Napalm Death are back with a new single “Backlash Just Because” from their upcoming sixteenth studio album.
Japanese trio, Boris continues to promote their just-released new album, NO, and now have also unveiled a dystopian music…
Sitting nicely on this side of chaos, END have delivered as punishing an album you could want in Splinters From An Ever-Changing Face”
An unreleting assault of blast-beats and breakneck death metal. Read our review of “The Dead Are Screaming” from Australian death metal band Werewolves.
Maybe it’s all the human shit on the streets of San Francisco. Maybe it’s the water. Maybe it’s the…
“Damn, dude, that’s Obsolete Man, man” is what you’ll be saying when this San Francisco quartet soon starts blowing…
With a furious brand of riff-heavy hardcore and powerviolence that could level buildings, Manchester trio Leeched return with their strongest and most harrowing release yet, To Dull the Blades of Your Abuse (Prosthetic Records).
Few know grind quite as well as Cattle Decapitation. Their 24-year long career has seen them soar through the…
Multi-cultural grinders Implore release their crushing new album, Alienated Despair, through Century Media Records this week so we spoke to frontman Gabriel about the album, the DIY scene and getting to work with one of his biggest influences Tomas Lindberg.
Allow us to introduce to you Petrol Hoers, the first, and one and only innovator of “horsecore,” with the exclusive premiere of his new song “Music Is Serious Business.”
At just over eight minutes long, Democratic Warfare from London grinders The Brood doesn’t pull any punches. You can check out this ferocious display of grind inside where we’re exclusively premiering the EP a week before release.
Failure Records & Tapes is set to release Split Hits The Fans 5 on September 6th at Full Terror Assault Open Air and the short album sees both Ringworm and Child Bite in prime form.
We tracked down Seb Alvarez for a chat about his band meth., their background, the low-down on why seeing them live is a wholly different experience than listening on record and their new Prosthetic Records album Mother of Red Light.