Ühtceare- El Genocidio Primordial Llevará El Nombre Infinito De La Empatía Get the pit ready, Judiciary is here to put West Texas on the map. The band positively nails everything here: the guitar song, the blending of Slayer-esque riffs with hardcore grooves, and those ferocious vocals. Judiciary’s debut album will arrive via Closed Casket Activities, which has released great works from contemporary hardcore giants like Incendiary, Vein, Full of Hell, and Xibalba. Why you should be pumped: Heavy, punishing metallic hardcore. Chapters of an Evil Transition will be the first full-length album from this Mexican death squad, though each member has considerable experience in other bands to bring to the cutting table. Some death metal bands, particularly the techy ones, can lose the plot and miss death metal’s potential to invoke terror and chaos. Why you should be pumped: This is some dark, raw, evil stuff. Ravenous Death- Chapters of an Evil Transition So the five albums listed below have at least a song or two for you to rage on while you drink yourself into oblivion and try not to throw things at the television every time Ryan Seacrest starts talking. But most of these acts are still hard at work and haven’t been heavy on details or singles just yet. There’s plenty of bands with releases due out in the coming year, like Carcass, Darkthrone, Deftones, Killswitch Engage, Cattle Decapitation, Nile and countless others. Now I know everyone has their own taste, so you’ll find some death metal, some black metal, some hardcore, a little doom, and a well-known mainstream act just to smooth it all over. So I’ve cobbled together five releases that paint an optimistic picture of metal in 2019. But there’s a lot of names in there, and you might be wondering where to start.

Of course, we at Decibel provide you with a list of upcoming albums. Well, readers, 2019 is upon us! Time to get unreasonably excited about the end of a 365-day time interval and ritualize the arrival of the next one! You know what that means?! Gotta pull together that list of metal albums to look out for in 2019!

Deftones albums 2019