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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.

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.

Hulder — Verses In Oath album artwork 4.0
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HULDERVerses In Oath

Hulder trade generic blackened tropes for a haunting, atmospheric descent into Belgian folklore.

ENSLAVED — Enslaved Announce New Studio Album 'Mið' and New Single
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Enslaved Announce New Studio Album 'Mið' and New Single

Progressive black metal veterans ENSLAVED announce their upcoming album 'Mið' and debut the anthem 'Solar Will'.

Rotting Christ — Aealo (Re-recorded) album artwork 10.0
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ROTTING CHRISTAealo (Re-recorded)

Rotting Christ transcend the boundaries of black metal with a staggering, pristine reimagining of their foundational masterpiece.

Rotting Christ — Pro Xristou album artwork 6.0
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ROTTING CHRISTPro Xristou

A sprawling, atmospheric odyssey that struggles to balance its grandiose ambitions with cohesive structural clarity.

Behemoth — Nergal Joins Misþyrming for Special 'Sventevith' Performance at Helsinki Metal Festival
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Nergal Joins Misþyrming for Special 'Sventevith' Performance at Helsinki Metal Festival

Behemoth frontman Nergal teams up with Icelandic black metal icons Misþyrming to perform the 1995 debut album in its entirety.

Dymna Lotva — Vyraj album artwork 4.0
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DYMNA LOTVAVyraj

A haunting, atmospheric monolith that trades shock for spiritual weight.

Hulder — Verbolgen album artwork 8.0
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HULDERVerbolgen

A formidable fusion of necrotic black metal and punishing death metal weight, rooted deeply in the soils of Belgian folklore.

THE KOVENANT — THE Kovenant Prepare for Studio Sessions with Eight New Tracks
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THE Kovenant Prepare for Studio Sessions with Eight New Tracks

Vocalist Stian "Nagash" Arnesen confirms THE KOVENANT are crafting a new studio album featuring input from members of MAYHEM and ARCTURUS.

Rotting Christ — Aealo album artwork 5.0
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ROTTING CHRISTAealo

A bloated, self-indulgent odyssey that mistakes cavernous production for depth and gothic grandiosity for actual substance.

Moonspell — Far From God album artwork 8.0
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MOONSPELLFar From God

Moonspell sharpen gothic grandeur into a focused, memorable record whose strongest songs balance menace, melody and dramatic restraint.

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.

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.

Immortal Finish Writing Eleventh Studio Album
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Immortal Finish Writing Eleventh Studio Album

Demonaz has completed the material for Immortal’s follow-up to 2023’s ‘War Against All’.

Dimmu Borgir Complete Long-Awaited New Album
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Dimmu Borgir Complete Long-Awaited New Album

Dimmu Borgir have finished recording, mixing and mastering the follow-up to 2018’s ‘Eonian’.

Hate — Bellum Regiis album artwork 9.0
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HATEBellum Regiis

Hate shape blackened death metal into a severe, immersive campaign of layered guitars, controlled pacing and unusually strong melodic architecture.

Behemoth — The Shit Ov God album artwork 4.0
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BEHEMOTHThe Shit Ov God

A polished but strangely inert record whose imposing production cannot disguise weak rhythmic ideas and inflated presentation.

Midnight — Hellish Expectations album artwork 6.0
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MIDNIGHTHellish Expectations

Twenty-five minutes of filthy speed and blackened swagger: effective, immediate and too familiar to feel truly dangerous.

Moonsorrow — Voimasta ja Kunniasta album artwork 5.0
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MOONSORROWVoimasta ja Kunniasta

Moonsorrow build an imposing pagan-metal landscape, but repetition and blunt transitions leave too much of the journey unresolved.