Lamb of God was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Lamb of God was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Lamb of God was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Lamb of God was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Kublai Khan was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Kublai Khan was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Morrissey, Interpol & Patti Smith will headline.
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Fit For An Autopsy was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Fit For An Autopsy was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Mexican death thrash OGs Mortuary—formed way back in 1998, where their original run lasted until 1997 before reuniting full-time in 2008—are staking their claim to modern supremacy with Great Black Earth, their first release since 2012. Mortuary haven’t lost a step in their time out of the studio, perfectly resurrecting the primitive early days sound of extreme metal.
Guitarist Alberto Martinez is the sole remaining classic member and it shows in the songwriting. Each guitar riff has a throwback feeling, calling to mind Death by Metal along with the wild thrashines of early Slayer, Sepultura and Sarcófago. Drummer Mando Opposus also nails the vintage feeling, both in his approach to playing and in the production.
“After years in the shadows, Mortuary returns not reborn but rotten, sharpened, and louder than ever,” Mortuary tell Decibel. “Great Black Earth is everything that festered while we were gone. Working with HPGD Productions means efficiency, trust and alignment. When trust exists between artist and label, decisions become clearer, creativity flows faster, and success is built on a shared vision rather than control”
On Great Black Earth, Mortuary make up for lost time by getting right to business. The four songs within are sharp and well-written, and you can listen to them now.
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Rise Against was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
Rise Against was originally published on HM Magazine by Casey Conemac.
The fourth single from their new album “WIRED”.
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For 15 consecutive days this summer, the weird-ass grindcore outfit known as Squid Pisser will be exclusively touring the western part of the United States for their ‘Internal Violence Tour 2026’.
Set to kick off on June 18 in Las Vegas, the tour will run until it meets its end on July 2 in San Diego, California. Along the way, the tour will make stops in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Denver, Colorado; and Portland, Oregon, just to name a few stops.
Speaking of the tour, frontman Baxter Yogurt (also known as Tommy Meehan/GWAR’s Grodius Maximus) said they were excited to be as disgusting as possible during that two-week run.
“SQUID PISSER will be scraping whale-tail up and down the West Coast and Southwest on our INTERNAL VIOLENCE TOUR 2026. A quick and filthy two-week June run chock-full of tadpole-batter and cockroach-dumplings.
“We’ll also have new T-shirts, so come on out and spray your chum all over us.“
You can find the full list of tour dates below.
SQUID PISSER Live:
June 18 – Las Vegas, NV @ Dive Bar
June 19 – Mesa, AZ @ Rosetta Room
June 20 – Albuquerque, NM @ Rens Den
June 21 – Colorado Springs, CO @ Thrashers
June 22 – Denver, CO @ Hi-Dive
June 23 – Lander, WY @ Wayfarer
June 24 – Grand Junction, CO @ Mesa Theater
June 25 – Cheyenne, WY @ Thrash Zone
June 26 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Aces High
June 27 – Missoula, MT @ Monks
June 28 – Spokane, WA @ Big Dipper
June 29 – Portland, OR @ Twilight
June 30 – Bend, OR @ Wonderland Chicken
July 1 – San Francisco, CA @ Knockout
July 2 – San Diego, CA @ Casbah
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A 2001 track has just hit that milestone.
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