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Varg — Ewige Wacht album artwork 2.0
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VARGEwige Wacht

Varg abandons heavy metal substance for an inflated, guest-filled spectacle of symphonic filler.

Wardruna — Birna album artwork 10.0
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WARDRUNABirna

A masterclass in primal atmosphere and percussive weight, Birna is a haunting, unflinching journey into the Old Ways.

Svartsot — Peregrinus album artwork 8.0
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SVARTSOTPeregrinus

Svartsot deliver a striking, uncompromising journey through the intersections of faith, freedom, and folk-metal ferocity.

Borknagar — Fall album artwork 1.0
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BORKNAGARFall

A drifting, directionless collection that fails to capture the spark of the original vision.

Ulver — Neverland album artwork 8.0
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ULVERNeverland

A haunting, kaleidoscopic odyssey where industrial frost meets avant-garde decay.

Einherjer — Lifeblood album artwork 9.0
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EINHERJERLifeblood

A triumphant, high-octane voyage into the heart of Norse mythology.

Coronatus — Dreadful Waters album artwork 7.0
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CORONATUSDreadful Waters

Coronatus deliver a seafaring symphonic odyssey that balances atmospheric folk textures with enough grit to survive the storm.

Primordial — How It Ends album artwork 9.0
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PRIMORDIALHow It Ends

Primordial deliver a masterclass in folk-infused black metal, weaving ancient Celtic mysticism with thunderous, anthemic heavy metal.

Vintersorg — Vattenkrafternas Spel album artwork 1.0
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VINTERSORGVattenkrafternas Spel

Vintersorg has traded their frostbitten edge for a bloated, directionless slog through the mud of over-produced ambition.

Lifesick — Loved by None, Hated by All album artwork 10.0
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LIFESICKLoved by None, Hated by All

A flawless fusion of death metal weight and soaring melodic hooks. Lifesick have hit the jackpot with 'Loved by None, Hated by All'.

Green Carnation — A Dark Poem, Part II: Sanguis album artwork 4.0
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GREEN CARNATIONA Dark Poem, Part II: Sanguis

Green Carnation masterfully blend crushing doom with soaring progressive flourishes in a haunting, cinematic masterpiece.

Nails — Every Bridge Burning album artwork 8.0
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NAILSEvery Bridge Burning

A masterclass in claustrophobic violence, nails down the hatches of nuance to deliver a punishing, percussion-driven assault.

A Night In Texas — Digital Apocalypse album artwork 8.0
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A NIGHT IN TEXASDigital Apocalypse

A high-octane, precision-engineered slab of deathcore that swaps hollow synth-glitz for punishing, machine-driven weight.

Chaosbay — ARE YOU AFRAID? album artwork 8.0
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CHAOSBAYARE YOU AFRAID?

Chaosbay weaves a sophisticated, progressive tapestry of dread and identity in a visceral masterclass of heavy music.

Vredehammer — God Slayer album artwork 7.0
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VREDEHAMMERGod Slayer

Vredehammer deliver a technically proficient, if occasionally over-engineered, addition to the black/death canon.

156/Silence — People Watching album artwork 9.0
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156/SILENCEPeople Watching

A masterclass in technical precision that refuses to sacrifice heavy hooks for the sake of complexity.

Darkest Hour — Perpetual Terminal album artwork 9.0
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DARKEST HOURPerpetual Terminal

Darkest Hour trade bloated theatrics for razor-sharp riffage and relentless percussion in a defining turn for the melodic metalcore scene.

Extermination Dismemberment — Butcher Basement (Revamped) album artwork 8.0
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EXTERMINATION DISMEMBERMENTButcher Basement (Revamped)

A masterclass in slam death metal architecture, where raw violence meets clinical production.

Chat Pile — Who Loves The Sun album artwork 9.0
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CHAT PILEWho Loves The Sun

A suffocating, visceral masterpiece of sludge and noise that captures the decay of intimacy.

156/Silence — From A Distance album artwork 9.0
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156/SILENCEFrom A Distance

156/Silence deliver a masterclass in mathcore volatility, weaving jagged technicality with raw, post-hardcore urgency.