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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.

Crying Steel — Agent Steel album artwork 5.0
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CRYING STEELAgent Steel

Agent Steel delivers sturdy traditional metal, but its strongest hooks are separated by too much routine material.

End All — HAIL MIND album artwork 7.0
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END ALLHAIL MIND

HAIL MIND combines sharp modern-metal production with energetic structural shifts, though several songs confuse constant motion with development.

Dimmu Borgir — Grand Serpent Rising album artwork 5.0
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DIMMU BORGIRGrand Serpent Rising

Grand Serpent Rising offers scale without urgency, burying flashes of menace beneath an overextended and emotionally distant design.

Orga Mecha — Humanity.exe album artwork 5.0
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ORGA MECHAHumanity.exe

Humanity.exe has flashes of conviction, but too much of its metallic attack lands without a clear identity.

Mork — Monolitt album artwork 6.0
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MORKMonolitt

Mork’s Monolitt carries old black-metal frost into a focused modern record, though its midsection occasionally settles into routine.

Crippled Black Phoenix — Sceaduhelm album artwork 8.0
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CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIXSceaduhelm

Crippled Black Phoenix turn a long runtime into a coherent descent, balancing progressive structure with genuine emotional pressure.

Converge — Hum of Hurt album artwork 6.0
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CONVERGEHum of Hurt

Converge remain emotionally exacting, but Hum of Hurt sometimes circles familiar devastation without finding a sharper new wound.

Vomitory — In Death Throes album artwork 9.0
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VOMITORYIn Death Throes

Vomitory turn thirty-seven minutes of death metal into a relentless, sharply written assault with hooks hiding inside every blast of violence.

Headhunter D.C. — Rise of the Damned… album artwork 6.0
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HEADHUNTER D.C.Rise of the Damned…

Rise of the Damned delivers disciplined old-school death metal, but its strongest riffs are too often trapped inside predictable structural cycles.

Ingested — Denigration album artwork 7.0
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INGESTEDDenigration

Ingested deliver a tightly engineered beating, strongest when the grooves are allowed to land without extra ornament.

Nine Inch Nails — Nine Inch Noize album artwork 5.0
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NINE INCH NAILSNine Inch Noize

Nine Inch Noize reframes familiar material with abrasive detail, but the exercise often feels curated rather than newly urgent.

Riot Cult — Melodic Death Metal Anarchy, Vol. 1 album artwork 7.0
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RIOT CULTMelodic Death Metal Anarchy, Vol. 1

Riot Cult shape political unease into a cold, melodic record whose atmosphere is stronger than its confused genre label.

Cryptic Shift — Overspace & Supertime album artwork 7.0
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CRYPTIC SHIFTOverspace & Supertime

Cryptic Shift turn technical extremity into a vast, hostile environment, though the scale sometimes obscures the point.

ANGUS McSIX — Angus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye album artwork 1.0
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ANGUS MCSIXAngus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye

A 42-minute plastic siege engine of dead hooks, synthetic blare and jokes that arrive already embalmed.

Motorpsycho — The Gaia II Space Corps album artwork 7.0
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MOTORPSYCHOThe Gaia II Space Corps

Motorpsycho compress their progressive instincts into a focused, mobile record where arrangement serves momentum rather than excess.

Children Of Bodom — Hatebreeder album artwork 8.0
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CHILDREN OF BODOMHatebreeder

Children of Bodom turn neoclassical flash, blackened aggression and irresistible hooks into a fast, reckless and enduring melodic metal record.