I remember the first time I saw a firefly, on a lonely Ohio road one summer night. I was about eight years old, and I’d read about them, but I never saw any where I grew up in suburban Ontario until about five years ago… Read More »Fireflies of Ontario – What We Know and What is Yet to be Discovered
This weekend, cult death metal heroes — and recent Decibel Hall of Fame inductees — Deathevokation return to the stage as part of Decibel‘s epic 20th Anniversary Show at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia. To celebrate, w’re streaming the first new Deathevokation recording in 15 years via… Read More »DEATHEVOKATION Stream Exclusive New Track, “Black Blood,” via the Decibel Flexi Series
Denver doom trio Oryx have always wielded heaviness deftly, knowing when to crush the listener and when to pull back. That hasn’t changed on new album Primordial Sky. If anything, it’s only gotten more pronounced, as you’ll hear on “Myopic,” the first track from the band’s upcoming release,… Read More »Track Premiere: Oryx – ‘Myopic’
Where they from? Sydney, Australia. As everyone gets excited for the NFL season I am here to simply remind everyone of one indisputable fact: the New York Mets suck. They currently are only 2.5 games back from the Atlanta Braves for the last wild card… Read More »Blast Worship: Maggot Cave
Given Cube Entertainment’s once-savvy position in the K-pop industry, I’m surprised how soft their launch of new boy group Nowadays has been. Their debut came and went without much fanfare, followed by a cover version of Beast’s Rainy Day. Neither of these tracks helped establish… Read More »Song Review: Nowadays – Why Not?