Converse, a timeless brand, dropped shoes this year inspired by Turnstile’s arguably perfect album Glow On. I was stoked on this, because I love the album, love the band, and love an excuse to buy shoes (I also wasn’t mad about their tour merch last… Read More »On Turnstile x Converse and Personal Style
Philadelphia doom lords Crypt Sermon have returned with their new album The Stygian Rose, and Decibel has summoned our own exclusive edition on Ochre-streaked Orange vinyl courtesy of Dark Descent Records, limited to a mere 100 copies! Recorded, mixed and mastered by the infernal Arthur… Read More »Pre-Order CRYPT SERMON’s New LP ‘The Stygian Rose’ on Decibel-Exclusive Vinyl RIGHT NOW!
Catch The Young’s debut song ended up growing on me over time, but my biggest impression was that the track was very strong but the performance left something to be desired. Funny enough, follow-up Voyager has the exact opposite problem. The guys sound much more… Read More »Song Review: Catch The Young – Voyager
Nothing has been more depressing than watching the slow downward drift of Woollim Entertainment. They’ve long been host to my favorite K-pop artists and an A&R team who reliably selects top tier songs. However, the agency hasn’t released more than a three-song single album since… Read More »Song Review: DRIPPIN – Beautiful Maze
Kiss Of Life made a notable debut last summer with multiple solo releases leading up to a full group track. It was a mixed bag musically, but offered glimpses of how exciting they might sound in the future. So far, their material hasn’t quite lived… Read More »Song Review: Kiss Of Life – Midas Touch