Unless you’ve somehow been able to bypass the Decibel PR freight train, you might have heard that I wrote a book called Into Everlasting Fire that chronicles the history of death metal’s most brutally loveable and loveably brutal bunch of dudes, Immolation (Get a copy… Read More »A Brief Reading Round-Up from the Heavy Metal Book Club
I’ve been attending KCON LA since 2015, so with pandemic-closures in 2020 and 2021 that makes this year my eighth time at the event. Over the years, I’ve watched it change and grow in both good and bad ways, and those changes were certainly on… Read More »KCON LA 2025: Recap & Review
As property of valued employees at the international mega conglomerate known as Decibel magazine, we’re incredibly excited about Metal & Beer Fest’s return to Denver this year. Biased? Sure. But even beyond the carefully curated bands and brews lined up for our fourth rager in… Read More »KILL SCREEN 068: Mike McKenzie and Greg Weeks of THE RED CHORD Are Our People
You can help safeguard habitat for crawlers, fliers, climbers and future generations by donating or selling land to be part of Ontario Nature’s Nature Reserves system. Land protection from development and degradation is key to maintaining habitat integrity, ecological corridors, enhancing climate resiliency, and creating… Read More »A Landmark Decision: Donating Land to Be Protected Forever
Starship Entertainment’s new girl group KiiiKiii debuted earlier this year, grabbing attention with a diverse set of promoted tracks. Their memey Debut Song didn’t work for me and I found follow-ups BTG and Groundwork a little too fitful to last on my playlist, but the… Read More »Song Review: KiiiKiii – Dancing Alone