Just yesterday, I wrote about a solo track from Infinite’s Sungyeol but did so mainly out of loyalty. The song itself did very little for me. Flash forward twenty four hours and we’re in the exact same boat. This time, it’s the solo debut (!)… Read More »Song Review: Choi Sungyun (Golden Child’s Y) – Aurora
The Office of the Auditor General of Ontario has once again sounded the alarm for Ontario’s environment in its 2025 Annual Report. Specifically, the audit of the Operation of the Environmental Bill of Rights, 1993 (EBR) amplifies and reinforces last year’s warnings: Ontarians’ rights and… Read More »Alarm Bells Still Ringing – Auditor General Flags Continued Erosion of Environmental Rights
Anyone who has spent any amount of time with Oklahoma’s nü noise all-stars Chat Pile knows that they love movies. The band has scored and starred in independent release Tenkiller, discussed the medium at length in interviews and vocalist Raygun Busch spends the interstitial moments… Read More »Kill Feed Contest: Win an Actual Cool World Super Nintendo Cart Signed by CHAT PILE!
Greetings, Decibel readers! Ah yes, another year draws to a close. The time has come to take stock of what the year has meant to us, what we’ve learned, what we’ve experienced, and all the crucial life lessons to carry into the future. But never mind all… Read More »Five For Friday: Death Metal 2025
Nearly four years since their last LP, D.C. grindcrushers No/Más remerge with No Peace, and Decibel has our own exclusive edition on Bloodied White Marble vinyl limited to just 100 copies courtesy of the blast battalion at Redefining Darkness Records. The four-piece naturally melds a trio of influences—grindcore’s primal urgency, death metal’s low-end… Read More »Preorder: NO/MÁS’s “No Peace” on Decibel-Exclusive Bloodied White Marble Vinyl Limited to Just 100 Copies