Greetings, Decibel readers! Hope you had a happy Halloween. I hope you watched a horror movie. I hope the kids who arrived at your door had a higher proportion of scary costumes to cute or “clever” ones. I got together with my trivia group for… Read More »Five For Friday: November 3, 2023
– November 3rd, 2023 – Excerpt taken from PITCHFORK’s review of Slave to the Scalpel: “There’s nothing subtle about 200 Stab Wounds. The Cleveland quartet plays death metal with all the nuance of a power drill to the temple-an experience they describe in detail on… Read More »Metal Blade Records Reissue of 200 Stab Wounds Debut Album “Slave to the Scalpel” Out Now!
As always, being The Bias List‘s bias group guarantees an in-depth album review — even if there are only three songs! Let’s take a look at Feel Me’s two b-sides! Feel Me // 2. Blind Love // 3. Dear BLIND LOVE Blind Love feels like… Read More »GOLDEN CHILD – Feel Me: In-Depth Album Review – Blind Love
To celebrate today’s official release of The Scott Burns Sessions: A Life in Death Metal 1987 – 1997, a massive oral history of the celebrated Morrisound recording career of iconic death metal producer and engineer Scott Burns. And Decibel is proud to share the second and final… Read More »Read How Cannibal Corpse Split with Chris Barnes and ‘Created to Kill’ Became ‘Vile’ In This Excerpt From ‘The Scott Burns Sessions: A Life in Death Metal 1987 – 1997’ Out Today!
Hailing from Ghent, Belgium, Feverchild is one of a new crop of emo bands whose ‘90s touchstones aren’t the warm, jazz-inspired tones of American Football or the math rock freak outs of Cap’n Jazz, preferring to channel the primal quiet-loud bite of groups like Chamberlain, … Read More »Album Review: Feverchild – ‘Altering a Memory’