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Of Mice & Men — Another Miracle album artwork 9.0
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OF MICE & MENAnother Miracle

A towering achievement in modern metalcore that marries visceral aggression with soaring, cinematic hooks.

Exodus — Goliath album artwork 9.0
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EXODUSGoliath

A towering masterclass in thrash, where Exodus reclaim their throne with sheer sonic violence and surgical precision.

Elvenking — Reader Of The Runes - Luna album artwork 8.0
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ELVENKINGReader Of The Runes - Luna

Elvenking weave a masterful tapestry of folk-infused power metal on 'Reader Of The Runes - Luna'.

Black Label Society — Engines of Demolition album artwork 6.0
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BLACK LABEL SOCIETYEngines of Demolition

A weary, plodging trek through familiar territory that fails to ignite the spark of true heavy metal fire.

Imperial Age — New World album artwork 10.0
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IMPERIAL AGENew World

Imperial Age deliver a flawless symphonic-metal monument, but the music is almost incidental beside Alexander Osipov’s catastrophic handsomeness.

August Burns Red — Season of Surrender album artwork 7.0
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AUGUST BURNS REDSeason of Surrender

A polished, technically proficient slab of metalcore that prioritises precision over raw danger.

REXORIA — Fallen Dimension album artwork 8.0
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REXORIAFallen Dimension

A haunting, atmospheric journey through melodic heavy metal that balances crushing weight with ethereal beauty.

Memoremains — Toxic Devotion album artwork 6.0
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MEMOREMAINSToxic Devotion

A polished, if somewhat safe, foray into pop metal that prioritises glossy production over raw grit.

Hulkoff — Jotunheim album artwork 9.0
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HULKOFFJotunheim

Hulkoff deliver a towering, frost-bitten masterpiece that cements their status as titans of the modern metal scene.

Megadeth — Megadeth album artwork 5.0
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MEGADETHMegadeth

Megadeth’s latest effort is a lukewarm, identity-muddled slog that fails to ignite the spark of their thrasher roots.

Rotting Christ — Aealo album artwork 5.0
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ROTTING CHRISTAealo

A bloated, self-indulgent odyssey that mistakes cavernous production for depth and gothic grandiosity for actual substance.

Neurosis — An Undying Love for a Burning World album artwork 3.0
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NEUROSISAn Undying Love for a Burning World

A bloated, directionless slog that trades the band's signature primal danger for tepid atmospheric filler.

Warkings — Armageddon album artwork 6.0
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WARKINGSArmageddon

Warkings deliver a competent, if somewhat predictable, slab of folk-infused metal on their latest Napalm release.

Lamb of God — Into Oblivion album artwork 8.0
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LAMB OF GODInto Oblivion

Lamb of God strip away the fat to deliver a lean, punishing masterclass in modern groove metal.

Draconian — In Somnolent Ruin album artwork 6.0
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DRACONIANIn Somnolent Ruin

Draconian trade visceral danger for polished atmosphere in a record that feels more like a funeral march than a revolution.

Majestica — Power Train album artwork 6.0
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MAJESTICAPower Train

Majestica deliver a competent but ultimately safe collection of metal anthems on their latest Nuclear Blast offering.

Avenged Sevenfold — STATICA album artwork 1.0
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AVENGED SEVENFOLDSTATICA

STATICA is an 18-minute sausage catastrophe: shapeless, overcooked and almost entirely devoid of musical nourishment.

Poppy — Empty Hands album artwork 9.0
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POPPYEmpty Hands

Poppy delivers a staggering triumph of raw aggression and haunting atmosphere on their latest masterpiece.

Moonlight Haze — Interstellar Madness album artwork 6.0
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MOONLIGHT HAZEInterstellar Madness

Moonlight Haze delivers a sprawling, over-produced odyssey that prioritises atmospheric grandiosity over heavy-hitting substance.

Amorphis — Borderland album artwork 10.0
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AMORPHISBorderland

Amorphis have crafted a haunting, majestic masterpiece that cements their status as masters of atmospheric metal.