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We all know the routine. Grammy's. And, per the norm, Falling in Reverse doesn't get nominated and...that's right...Ronnie fkn Radke comes out of left field complaining about corruption. One comedian has wise words for Sir Radke... Everybody knows the Grammys are as rigged as a magician's hat, and their importance is about as hefty as a feather in a windstorm. So why the fuss over not getting a nomination? Beats us! But, in other news, you can catch Luke on tour!

GRM1125-1: Subject, PAGANIZER, was submitted to the lab for forensic listening analysis by Imperative PR following a five-year incubation period. Initial examination indicates Total Systemic Innovation as the Cause of Death, resulting in total destruction of Swedish death metal norms. seems to be infected with a virus of Swedish origin containing remnants of brutality and violence which plagued the band since inception.

In early 2025, Dawn Vally brought Zac Emmons on board as their new lead singer. Zac used to play guitar for the hardcore band Pound Of Flesh, but he decided to leave the group in February to focus on singing. He already knew the guys in Dawn Vally and jumped into a jam session with them, and they just clicked right away. His lyrics are super intense and personal, often exploring the darker sides of the human mind, which really resonates with the fans. Band: Dawn Vally Single

The Shamrock Slaughter festival is set to take over Piere's Entertainment Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on the dates of March 13th and 14th, promising an exhilarating experience for fans of the death metal genre. This two-day event will showcase an impressive lineup that is sure to captivate attendees with its intensity and raw energy.

Subject was submitted to the lab for forensic listening analysis following a five-year incubation period. Initial examination indicates Hypnotic Overdose (Fatal Groove/Aural Terror) as the Cause of Death, resulting in total systemic auditory addiction and neurological shutdown in the listener. This specimen is classified as a Survival/Revival (Critical Condition Stabilized), earning a final Autopsy Score of 9/10 Dead Skulls. Proceeding now to External and Internal Examination

From Kediri, East Java, Indonesia, Devastrosity emerges as a calculated collective of seasoned architects from the fertile Indonesian brutal death metal scene.

Hey, Grimgasm cultists—welcome back to the shadows of Morbid Media, where we dissect the chills that linger long after the credits roll. If your idea of a perfect night involves dim lights, a fresh true crime binge from our Grim History section, and tunes that make your skin crawl, then horror movie soundtracks are your unholy grail. These aren't just background noise; they're sonic nightmares that amp up the dread, from shrieking strings to synth stabs that hit like a jump s

The UK-based act The Fear  isn't here to reinvent the wheel, but to give it a much-needed shot of adrenaline. Their upcoming single, "SUFFERING,"  is a precise and punishing reminder of why the late '90s fusion of angst and aggression remains perpetually relevant. This track is less a nostalgic throwback and more a blueprint for modern psychic release. The Fear are releasing their debut EP, Falling Forward , on the 24th of October .  From the first second, the influence of b

Lust Of Decay is back! Marking 25 years since their horrific inception, the "demigods of death" have broken their long, fifteen-year silence since their last album in 2006. They return with a bleak and devastating manifesto: ten new commandments of tragedy and depravity. Prepare for the long-awaited fourth full-length album, Entombed in Sewage. LUST OF DECAY – ENTOMBED IN SEWAGE LABEL: COMATOSE MUSIC RELEASE DATE: DECEMBER 12th 2025 Review Audio Courtesy of ImperativePR GRI

Welcome to the dark underbelly of late-'90s metal, where brutal death metal clawed its way into infamy. This was the era when bands took death metal’s raw aggression and cranked it to obscene levels—guttural vocals, palm-muted riffs, and blast beats so relentless they’d make a serial killer flinch. The late 1990s saw brutal death metal evolve from its New York and Florida roots, blending technical wizardry, hardcore grooves, and gore-soaked themes into a sound that still echo

Nirvana's 1991 track "Polly," from the seminal album Nevermind, sounds deceptively simple—a fragile, acoustic melody that stands out against the album’s grunge thunder. Yet, beneath that gentle strumming lies one of the most terrifying and explicit narratives in rock history.