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HAMMER KING — Make Metal Royal Again album artwork 10.0
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HAMMER KINGMake Metal Royal Again

'Make Metal Royal Again' isn't just an album; it's a coronation. Hammer King have forged a monument to power metal, and it resonates with glorious force.

TAILGUNNER — Midnight Blitz album artwork 5.0
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TAILGUNNERMidnight Blitz

A committed but ultimately unremarkable effort from Tailgunner, delivering flashes of promise without ever fully catching fire.

Bloodbound — Field Of Swords album artwork 6.0
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BLOODBOUNDField Of Swords

A valiant, if somewhat predictable, quest through power metal tropes – Bloodbound’s 'Field of Swords' delivers heroic bombast but lacks true innovatio

Evergrey — Architects Of A New Weave album artwork 9.0
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EVERGREYArchitects Of A New Weave

Evergrey return with a masterclass in progressive metal, weaving intricate melodies and crushing riffs into an unforgettable tapestry.

Dynazty — Game of Faces album artwork 7.0
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DYNAZTYGame of Faces

A valiant effort, but 'Game of Faces' feels like a band treading water rather than forging ahead.

Avantasia — Here Be Dragons album artwork 4.0
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AVANTASIAHere Be Dragons

A sprawling, theatrical odyssey, *Here Be Dragons* offers moments of genuine grandeur but ultimately feels like a retread of well-worn fantasy tropes.

The HU — HUN album artwork 7.0
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THE HUHUN

A valiant, if somewhat predictable, second act for Mongolian folk metal titans The HU.

At The Gates — The Ghost of a Future Dead album artwork 5.0
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AT THE GATESThe Ghost of a Future Dead

The Gothenburg titans return, but 'The Ghost of a Future Dead' feels like a spectral echo of their former glory.

Mortem — Morketid album artwork 6.0
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MORTEMMorketid

Mortem’s return is a murky affair, steeped in atmosphere but lacking the visceral punch of their prime.

Marco Garau's Magic Opera — The Final Flight album artwork 8.0
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MARCO GARAU'S MAGIC OPERAThe Final Flight

A soaring, bombastic journey through Italian power metal, 'The Final Flight' delivers a thrilling experience with moments of genuine brilliance.

Into Darkness — Route to the Outer Side album artwork 8.0
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INTO DARKNESSRoute to the Outer Side

A patient, cosmic death-doom voyage that turns planetary distance into crushing atmosphere and disciplined tension.

Moonspell — Far From God album artwork 8.0
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MOONSPELLFar From God

Moonspell sharpen gothic grandeur into a focused, memorable record whose strongest songs balance menace, melody and dramatic restraint.

Psycroptic — The Pulse of Annihilation album artwork 6.0
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PSYCROPTICThe Pulse of Annihilation

Psycroptic remain technically formidable, but this compact set is strongest when precision creates momentum instead of merely displaying control.

Sinsid — All That Remains album artwork 7.0
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SINSIDAll That Remains

Sinsid deliver traditional heavy metal with sturdy hooks and clear conviction, even when the songwriting leans heavily on inherited forms.

Armored Saint — Emotion Factory Reset album artwork 6.0
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ARMORED SAINTEmotion Factory Reset

Emotion Factory Reset offers sturdy heavy-metal craft and strong vocal character, but too few songs create lasting urgency.

Motionless In White — Decades album artwork 6.0
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MOTIONLESS IN WHITEDecades

Decades balances gothic spectacle and polished metalcore with strong hooks, uneven pacing and occasional emotional weight.

AS IT IS — As It Is album artwork 4.0
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AS IT ISAs It Is

A polished pop-punk album weighed down by predictable pacing, soft-edged production and too many interchangeable hooks.

Ensiferum — Iron album artwork 7.0
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ENSIFERUMIron

Ensiferum’s second album sharpens the production and delivers major anthems, though it lacks some of the debut’s raw surprise and cohesion.

No Cure — It Is Going To Get Dark album artwork 5.0
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NO CUREIt Is Going To Get Dark

A vicious hardcore record whose physical intensity is stronger than its emotional and structural range.

Corrosion Of Conformity — Good God / Baad Man album artwork 5.0
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CORROSION OF CONFORMITYGood God / Baad Man

Corrosion of Conformity sound grounded and heavy, but this sprawling record confuses accumulated mass with sustained purpose.