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Rising Insane — Wildfires album artwork 7.0
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RISING INSANEWildfires

Rising Insane trade visceral aggression for a nuanced, politically aware portrait of internal and external decay.

Dream Evil — Metal Gods album artwork 4.0
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DREAM EVILMetal Gods

Dream Evil unleash a thunderous, galloping tribute to the golden era of heavy metal, blending theatrical majesty with relentless hooks.

Windwaker — HYPERVIOLENCE (Expansion Pack) album artwork 1.0
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WINDWAKERHYPERVIOLENCE (Expansion Pack)

A bloated, repetitive slog through the metalcore wasteland that mistakes sheer volume for actual musical substance.

BRAT — Social Grace album artwork 3.0
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BRATSocial Grace

A jagged, identity-seeking descent into the friction between personal ego and public performance.

Pirate Queen — Ghosts album artwork 10.0
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PIRATE QUEENGhosts

A horse reviews Pirate Queen’s Ghosts, discovers nautical stupid goo, and awards the only score permitted by maritime law: 10/10.

Axty — Hannya album artwork 5.0
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AXTYHannya

Axty delivers a polished, if somewhat uninspired, collection of metalcore tropes that prioritises production over personality.

Rising Insane — DEATHRACE album artwork 9.0
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RISING INSANEDEATHRACE

A visceral, high-octane masterclass in modern metalcore that sheds the polish for pure, unadulterated aggression.

Sarcator — Swarming Angels & Flies album artwork 7.0
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SARCATORSwarming Angels & Flies

Sarcator delivers a meticulously textured fusion of black and thrash, finding a haunting, mournful grace amidst the sonic violence.

Trollfest — 20 Years in the Wrong Lane album artwork 9.0
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TROLLFEST20 Years in the Wrong Lane

Trollfest ignore the gatekeepers to deliver a high-octane, celebratory blast of folk metal that prioritises party-fuelled joy.

From Ashes to New — Reflections album artwork 6.0
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FROM ASHES TO NEWReflections

A polished but ultimately hollow exercise in nu-metal revivalism that prioritises safety over substance.

Angelus Apatrida — Aftermath (Bonus Tracks Edition) album artwork 9.0
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ANGELUS APATRIDAAftermath (Bonus Tracks Edition)

A towering masterclass in modern thrash that balances visceral aggression with a profound, haunting sense of atmosphere.

Symphony X — Symphony X Set to Begin Recording New Studio Album in September
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Symphony X Set to Begin Recording New Studio Album in September

Vocalist Russell Allen confirms that the band is ready to enter the studio this September to record their highly anticipated next release.

Ghosts Of Atlantis — Riddles of the Sycophants album artwork 9.0
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GHOSTS OF ATLANTISRiddles of the Sycophants

A towering achievement in melodic death metal where soaring heights and crushing weight collide in a majestic, cinematic tapestry.

In Flames — In Flames Welcome Matt Heafy and Mikael Stanne for Hometown Celebration
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In Flames Welcome Matt Heafy and Mikael Stanne for Hometown Celebration

In Flames delivered a massive hometown performance in Gothenburg, joined by special guests from Trivium and Dark Tranquillity.

Blind Channel — EXIT EMOTIONS album artwork 7.0
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BLIND CHANNELEXIT EMOTIONS

A gritty, nu-metal infused voyage that trades modern sheen for raw, visceral urgency.

Chat Pile — Cool World album artwork 6.0
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CHAT PILECool World

Chat Pile deliver a sludge-soaked slab of noise rock that succeeds as an atmospheric statement but falters on consistency.

Axty — The Pain Made Me Who I Am album artwork 5.0
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AXTYThe Pain Made Me Who I Am

Asty's newest outing is a predictably safe exploration of trauma, delivering heavy riffs but lacking the emotional depth to truly cut.

Deathchant — Thrones album artwork 8.0
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DEATHCHANTThrones

Deathchant weave a haunting, hallucinogenic tapestry of heavy metal and psychedelia on 'Thrones', an album of profound atmosphere.

Genital Shame — Chronic Illness Wish album artwork 9.0
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GENITAL SHAMEChronic Illness Wish

A masterclass in serrated textures and rhythmic precision, Genital Shame deliver a black metal clinic of visceral, uncompromising intensity.

Green Lung — This Heathen Land album artwork 6.0
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GREEN LUNGThis Heathen Land

Green Lung's 'This Heathen Land' trades palpable atmosphere for indulgent, plodding pacing.