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Cryptic Shift — Overspace & Supertime album artwork 7.0
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CRYPTIC SHIFTOverspace & Supertime

Cryptic Shift turn technical extremity into a vast, hostile environment, though the scale sometimes obscures the point.

Motorpsycho — The Gaia II Space Corps album artwork 7.0
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MOTORPSYCHOThe Gaia II Space Corps

Motorpsycho compress their progressive instincts into a focused, mobile record where arrangement serves momentum rather than excess.

Edge Of Sanity — Crimson album artwork 7.0
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EDGE OF SANITYCrimson

An ambitious single-piece death metal work whose melodic continuity impresses even when its long-form pacing occasionally loosens.

Aborted — The Archaic Abattoir album artwork 7.0
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ABORTEDThe Archaic Abattoir

A lean, aggressive death-metal record whose sharp pacing and riff-first writing still land with force.

Alestorm — The Thunderfist Chronicles album artwork 7.0
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ALESTORMThe Thunderfist Chronicles

Alestorm balance blunt-force pirate-metal hooks with darker detours and an enormous closing epic on their most ambitious recent album.

Eluveitie — Ànv album artwork 7.0
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ELUVEITIEÀnv

Ànv balances folk-metal colour with sharp melodic hooks, though its smoother middle stretch lowers the impact of an otherwise focused record.

Impellitteri — War Machine album artwork 7.0
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IMPELLITTERIWar Machine

A tightly played heavy-metal record with serious riffing power, sharp drumming and just enough excess to slow its momentum.

Ensiferum — From Afar album artwork 7.0
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ENSIFERUMFrom Afar

A valiant, if somewhat predictable, return to form for Ensiferum’s folk-infused metal mayhem.

Dan Terminus — Gothic Engine album artwork 7.0
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DAN TERMINUSGothic Engine

A dense, cinematic electronic-metal hybrid rich in texture and momentum, though its long runtime blunts the strongest ideas.

DragonForce — Warp Speed Warriors album artwork 7.0
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DRAGONFORCEWarp Speed Warriors

DragonForce turn their familiar velocity into a bright arcade-metal sprint, with strong hooks and a few unnecessary bonus laps.

Cattle Decapitation — Terrasite album artwork 7.0
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CATTLE DECAPITATIONTerrasite

Terrasite turns ecological dread into sharp, memorable deathgrind without sacrificing weight or momentum.

Septicflesh — Modern Primitive album artwork 7.0
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SEPTICFLESHModern Primitive

Modern Primitive makes orchestral death metal feel urgent again by giving its aggression direction instead of drowning it in decoration.

Amorphis — Halo album artwork 7.0
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AMORPHISHalo

Halo wraps Amorphis’ melancholy melodies in muscular production, balancing rich hooks with a few stretches of overextended grandeur.

Exhumed — Slaughtercult album artwork 7.0
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EXHUMEDSlaughtercult

Compact, tightly engineered goregrind that balances speed, riff density and structural control better than its chaos suggests.

Moonspell — Hermitage album artwork 7.0
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MOONSPELLHermitage

Hermitage trades Moonspell’s usual theatrical force for reflective weight, and the restraint often reveals more than spectacle would.

Dark Tranquillity — Moment album artwork 7.0
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DARK TRANQUILLITYMoment

Moment balances melodic clarity with controlled aggression, delivering a dependable Dark Tranquillity record that rarely risks instability.

Ad Infinitum — Chapter I - Monarchy album artwork 7.0
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AD INFINITUMChapter I - Monarchy

A poised symphonic-metal debut with strong melodic architecture, dark color and a bonus-heavy runtime that dilutes its focus.

Delain — Apocalypse & Chill album artwork 7.0
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DELAINApocalypse & Chill

Apocalypse & Chill balances glossy modern textures with strong melodies, even when its long runtime softens the impact.

Amorphis — Tales From The Thousand Lakes album artwork 7.0
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AMORPHISTales From The Thousand Lakes

Amorphis transform death metal through Finnish folk melody and mournful keyboards on a landmark album that remains strange and absorbing.

Sabaton — The Great War album artwork 7.0
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SABATONThe Great War

The Great War is compact, rhythmically sturdy and hook-heavy, though Sabaton’s formula occasionally turns history into assembly-line spectacle.