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Arctis — Arctis album artwork 7.0
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ARCTISArctis

Arctis navigate a precarious tightrope between commercial sheen and heavy metal framework on their self-titled Napalm release.

We Came As Romans — ALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE'RE DOOMED album artwork 7.0
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WE CAME AS ROMANSALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE'RE DOOMED

We Came As Romans lean heavily into the 'electronicore' playbook with a polished production that trades raw danger for glossy hooks.

ASAVA — Mahjong album artwork 7.0
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ASAVAMahjong

ASAVA balance heavy hooks and cinematic scale on 'Mahjong', carving a path through the metalcore landscape with unapologetic theatricality.

Intensive Care — Was I Good Enough? album artwork 7.0
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INTENSIVE CAREWas I Good Enough?

A crushing, cavernous descent into the heart of sludge and drone, where pain is traded for ponderous, suffocating atmosphere.

Arde la Sangre — Pase Lo Que Pase album artwork 7.0
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ARDE LA SANGREPase Lo Que Pase

A muscular, rhythmic heavy journey that finds its strengths in visceral grooves rather than grandiose spectacle.

Blood White — From Hell album artwork 7.0
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BLOOD WHITEFrom Hell

A sprawling, visceral journey through the visceral depths of extreme metal, where Blood White finds a balance between savagery and craft.

Kami Kehoe — REVIVED album artwork 7.0
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KAMI KEHOEREVIVED

A polished, atmospheric exploration of heavy textures and melodic yearning on the new long-player from Kami Kehoe.

Lorna Shore — I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me album artwork 7.0
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LORNA SHOREI Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me

Lorna Shore deliver a towering, albeit occasionally bloated, monument of modern deathcore that prioritises atmospheric dread over raw speed.

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.

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.

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.

Pain of Truth — Not Through Blood album artwork 7.0
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PAIN OF TRUTHNot Through Blood

A bruising collision of groove-heavy metal and visceral beatdown hardcore.

Kaonashi — I Want To Go Home. album artwork 7.0
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KAONASHII Want To Go Home.

A jagged, technical masterpiece that trades clinical precision for raw, post-hardcore pathos.

Northlane — Node: Reloaded album artwork 7.0
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NORTHLANENode: Reloaded

Northlane trade organic metalcore for a pulse-pounding, industrial-tinged descent into the machine.

Chat Pile — In the Earth Again album artwork 7.0
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CHAT PILEIn the Earth Again

A punishing, sludge-soaked exercise in sonic attrition that balances heavy groove with unsettling, post-hardcore tension.

Prong — State Of Emergency album artwork 7.0
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PRONGState Of Emergency

Prong deliver a muscular, groove-heavy slab of industrial-tinted metal that prioritises mechanical precision over pyrotechnic flair.

Amaranthe — The Catalyst (Bonus Version) album artwork 7.0
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AMARANTHEThe Catalyst (Bonus Version)

Amaranthe continue their high-octane march, blending dance-metal polish with raw melodic power.

Nocturna — Of Sorcery And Darkness album artwork 7.0
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NOCTURNAOf Sorcery And Darkness

Nocturna weave a dense tapestry of symphonic power metal that balances cinematic grandeur with a touch of accessible magic.

Converge — Love Is Not Enough album artwork 7.0
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CONVERGELove Is Not Enough

A calculated, muscular evolution of mathcore that trades some jagged unpredictability for a more streamlined, punishing aggression.

Visions of Atlantis — A Pirate's Symphony album artwork 7.0
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VISIONS OF ATLANTISA Pirate's Symphony

Visions of Atlantis deliver a sprawling, maritime voyage through symphonic grandeur and cinematic scope.