
Official press release:
After 18 years of delivering metal's finest magazines, books and tours - not to mention annual bicoastal destination events under the Metal & Beer Fest banner - it was a no-brainer for the ever-expanding Decibel empire to launch its own record label. And Decibel Records' inaugural slab of wax is more than worthy of your fixation: Deadguy's Buyer's Remorse: Live From the Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest arrives for pre-order today via Decibel Magazine's webstore and Deadguy online, for a June 2022 release.
If you're (understandably) jonesing for a taste of what's to come, check out this pro-shot video of Deadguy administering "Pins and Needles" from Metal & Beer Fest: Philly 2021.
Decibel's Editor in Chief Albert Mudrian comments: "Decibel Records is our latest love letter to the completist metal fan. Documenting and immortalizing the special live sets from Decibel's live events with equally unique limited releases is just the first step for Decibel Records. We won't reveal our future plans just yet, but readers can expect more exclusive partnerships like this with the artists who have graced our pages and dominated our stages for decades."
Limited to 1,000 copies over four variants, this LP features Deadguy's complete set from the classic lineup's first show in 25 years, recorded live in front of a sold-out crowd at Metal & Beer Fest: Philly on September 25, 2021. Including their vicious cover of Black Flag's seminal "Police Story," the New Jersey mathcore cult heroes ripped through a blistering 14-song set of classic cuts from their first two EPs and (as of today) lone 1995 full-length, Decibel Hall of Fame inductee Fixation on a Co-Worker.
"The Decibel team have always been super supportive of Deadguy, and it's a huge honor to be on the maiden voyage of Decibel Records," says Deadguy drummer Dave Rosenberg. "The dedication to heavy music that Decibel is famous for is something we identify with completely, and the Philly festival was an incredible re-emergence from our 20-year hiatus."
Whether you were among the lucky in attendance or cursing your 9-to-5 for keeping you out of the pit, this extra special occasion has been commemorated with a multitude of collector-friendly bonuses to help you recapture the magic. Not only does every copy of Buyer's Remorse include a full-color, double-sided fold-out poster, as well as a snazzy spot-gloss (aka spot UV) enhanced album jacket - but collectors also have their choice of multiple colored vinyl editions.
Buyer's Remorse: Live From the Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest track-listing
01. John Dear
02. Doom Patrol
03. Pins and Needles
04. Die With Your Mask On
05. Makeshift Atomsmasher
06. Baby Arm
07. Puny Human
08. Nine Stitches
09. Druid
10. Riot Stairs
11. Apparatus
12. Running With Scissors
13. Police Story (Black Flag cover)
14. The Extremist
20 comments
Post CommentIs this really an insidious attempt by Decibel to have dominion over decibels?
Cant wait to see what shit, woke, hardcore bands they will be signing that I will never listen to.
Editor: Alright guys, you're my A Team. It's no secret that print mags are a dinosaur. We need to transition into some revenue stream that's going to carry us forth into the future. Let me hear what you got! Peon: Sir, how about a dated model of record label that only works with never-was niche bands from 25 years ago? Editor: goddammit, son, I think you've done it! Pour everything we have into it… STAT!
rick_tocchet 1 hour ago Cant wait to see what shit, woke, hardcore bands they will be signing that I will never listen to. one of the songs is literally called "Die with Your Mask On", should be right up your alley you f*cking boomer
whoooooo this is a long press release about a bunch of stupid bullshit. dudes who loved deadguy back in the 90s are now old fat and divorced so they may have to skip a month of alimony to relive their h HxC youth
> dudes who loved deadguy back in the 90s are now old fat and divorced .... I'm not fat
Love Deadguy, love Decibel. Last thing on earth I need is a Deadguy live in 2021 live album.
Vodorka Veins here. All you anonymous posters are cowards
They did a beer fest so the next logical step is a shit cheese label. What absolute fools.
Deadguy rules. Anonymous posters get the shit beat outta them at Turnstile shows
How many Patriot Points do I have to redeem for to get a copy of the record?
A live Deadguy record LOL. Gotta milk it for all you can huh Tim Singer?
48 year old neckbeard IPA connoisseurs who voted for Bernie Sanders are stoked about this corporate hipsrer magazine's hot new label releasing songs by hardcore bands that peaked 25 years agp
So any and all objectivity will be gone from said "magazine"...
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So any and all objectivity will be gone from said "magazine"... I mean, they're releasing live albums recorded at their own festivals so not sure your statement really applies here??
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hopefully they got some forward-thinking ideas. I wouldn't want to go jumping into the antiquated record label model in this day and age.