Since leaving Cube Entertainment, Pentagon’s Kino has embarked on a solo career filled with quirky electropop and interesting ideas. I enjoyed his last EP quite a bit and new title track Taxi builds upon that sonic foundation while adding a generous sprinkle of 80s synth… Read More »Song Review: Kino – Taxi
Extreme music legends Converge have quickly returned with new full-length LP Hum of Hurt, and Decibel is honored to offer our own exclusive Blood Rose Red vinyl variant, strictly limited to 200 copies! Not only do we have our own exclusive vinyl color, each copy… Read More »PRE-ORDER CONVERGE’s ‘Hum of Hurt’ with a Decibel-Exclusive Screen-Printed Sleeve NOW! ONLY 200 AVAILABLE!
And the World Turns Around The Making of Kylesa’s Static Tensions By the time Kylesa released Static Tensions in the spring of 2009, their native Georgia had established itself as a hotbed of sludgy, but fundamentally forward-thinking American metal. Mastodon, from Atlanta, were the standard-bearers:… Read More »Kylesa – Static Tensions
Chances are, if you’re reading Decibel Mag, you’re a big nerd about something. For San Francisco outfit Sleepbomb, they’re big nerds about movies. The band’s career to this point has been about scoring movies that didn’t have scores, like George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead and, before that,… Read More »Video Premiere: Sleepbomb – ‘A Gift of Crom’
– March 17th, 2026 – Start 2026 Decibel Magazine Tour Photo Credit: Chris Johnston Oakland, CA – Oakland death metal trio, Necrot, have officially signed with Metal Blade Records, marking a powerful new chapter for one of the underground’s most distinguished death metal bands. The… Read More »Necrot Sign to Metal Blade Records