New group KEYVITUP must be so impressed by their silly name that they made it the title of their debut track as well. There’s power in repetition, and getting your name out to listeners is important. Their pre-debut Best One hinted at strong vocals, but… Read More »Song Review: KEYVITUP – KEYVITUP
AMPERS&ONE have an identity crisis. Each time they return with new music, it’s like hearing a completely different group. This makes them a tricky prospect to follow and enjoy. Their catalog is so hit and miss and there’s no overriding concept tying the music together.… Read More »Song Review: AMPERS&ONE – GOD
Since releasing the very good Love Attack in 2024, RESCENE have become a paragon of the trendy “subdued” girl group sound. I’m not sure why their producers decided not to return to Attack‘s upbeat appeal, and for me their musical trajectory has really stalled. New… Read More »Song Review: RESCENE – Runaway
Kilter operates in a space where ‘genre’ is no longer useful. On “Weather Cycle,” the Franco-American trio bend jazz elasticity and metal force into something far stranger — a piece that feels less like a song than a system in motion. Taken from the upcoming Ten Billion… Read More »Video Premiere: Kilter – ‘Weather Cycle’
Portland’s melodic black metal trio Old Moon will soon release their debut album, Home to Nowhere, but Decibel has an exclusive peek at the album via the video for its title track. Musically, Old Moon have more in common with their European post-/melodic black metal counterparts compared to their American… Read More »Video Premiere: Old Moon – ‘Home to Nowhere’