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Kai Hansen — XTRAX: THE DEMOS album artwork 9.0
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KAI HANSENXTRAX: THE DEMOS

Kai Hansen strips away the polish to reveal the high-octane skeleton of his legendary metal legacy.

Accept — Teutonic Titans 1976-2026 album artwork 3.0
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ACCEPTTeutonic Titans 1976-2026

A sprawling anthology that sacrifices cohesive identity for an overblown, star-studded guester-fest.

Lake Malice — I Wanna Know If It's Real album artwork 8.0
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LAKE MALICEI Wanna Know If It's Real

Lake Malice deliver a visceral, polished blend of alternative metal and metalcore that refuses to sit still.

Future Static — Liminality album artwork 8.0
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FUTURE STATICLiminality

A masterful fusion of melodic metalcore and soaring anthems, 'Liminality' proves that raw aggression and cinematic beauty can coexist.

VENUES — Transience album artwork 5.0
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VENUESTransience

A somber, atmosphere-heavy odyssey through post-hardcore melancholy.

Green Carnation — A Dark Poem, Pt. I: The Shores of Melancholia album artwork 8.0
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GREEN CARNATIONA Dark Poem, Pt. I: The Shores of Melancholia

A haunting, atmospheric journey through progressive doom that prioritises mood over muscle.

Myrath — Karma album artwork 3.0
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MYRATHKarma

A drift into Oriental Metal where the intricate tapestry of texture is occasionally lost to its own ambition.

Godslave — Champions album artwork 8.0
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GODSLAVEChampions

Godslave strike a masterstroke with ‘Champions’, blending punishing thrash grit with unexpected melodic sophistication.

Defences — Shadowlight album artwork 7.0
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DEFENCESShadowlight

Defences weave a dense tapestry of atmospheric metal where identity and turmoil collide in a somber, sonic arc.

Myrath — Wilderness of Mirrors album artwork 8.0
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MYRATHWilderness of Mirrors

Myrath weaves a sprawling tapestry of oriental melodies and prog-metal weight, proving that their brand of exotic escapism remains potent.

Vulvodynia — Entabeni album artwork 1.0
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VULVODYNIAEntabeni

A chaotic, over-produced cacophony that mistakes sheer velocity for technical proficiency.

Scene Queen — Hot Singles In Your Area album artwork 8.0
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SCENE QUEENHot Singles In Your Area

Scene Queen delivers a high-gloss, unapologetically provocative blast of bimbocore that manages to be both self-aware and genuinely heavy.

Firewind — Stand United album artwork 2.0
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FIREWINDStand United

A hollow exercise in power metal tropes that fails to ignite any real flame.

Green Lung — Necropolitan album artwork 10.0
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GREEN LUNGNecropolitan

A masterclass in atmosphere, 'Necropolitan' weaves doom and occult textures into a haunting, cohesive tapestry of shadows.

SuidAkrA — Darkanakrad album artwork 7.0
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SUIDAKRADarkanakrad

A sprawling, atmospheric journey through folk-tinged melodic death metal that balances grand ambition with occasionally safe treading.

Obscurity — Ascheregen album artwork 9.0
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OBSCURITYAscheregen

A towering achievement of atmospheric hostility and pagan conviction, Ascheregen cements Obscurity’s status as masters of the craft.

Malokarpatan — Vertumnus Caesar album artwork 6.0
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MALOKARPATANVertumnus Caesar

A sprawling, atmospheric journey that occasionally loses its way in the woods of its own aesthetic ambition.

Ulver — Liminal Animals album artwork 7.0
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ULVERLiminal Animals

A haunting, sprawling journey through atmospheric noir and industrial echoes.

Månegarm — Edsvuren album artwork 10.0
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MåNEGARMEdsvuren

Månegarm deliver a towering triumph of folk-infused black metal, forging a sonic landscape of frost and fire.

Drakum — Arcade of Madness album artwork 5.0
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DRAKUMArcade of Madness

Drakum crafts a bizarre, high-energy hybrid of forest-lore and heavy riffs in their latest eccentric voyage.