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To The Grave — Everyone's A Murderer album artwork 10.0
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TO THE GRAVEEveryone's A Murderer

A masterclass in visceral, uncompromising deathcore that strips away the polish to reveal the raw, jagged nerves of the underground.

Unleashed — Fire Upon Your Lands album artwork 8.0
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UNLEASHEDFire Upon Your Lands

Unleashed eschew modern polish for raw, visceral death metal that feels forged in a furnace.

Servant — Death Devil Magick album artwork 8.0
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SERVANTDeath Devil Magick

A haunting, atmospheric black metal odyssey that prioritises spiritual depth and sonic texture over mere, hollow aggression.

Suicide Silence — Suicide Silence Drop Title Track 'Graceless' Ahead of New Album
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Suicide Silence Drop Title Track 'Graceless' Ahead of New Album

California deathcore mainstays Suicide Silence unveil the title track from their upcoming release, slated for November 20.

Vulvodynia — Entabeni album artwork 1.0
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VULVODYNIAEntabeni

A chaotic, over-produced cacophony that mistakes sheer velocity for technical proficiency.

SuidAkrA — Darkanakrad album artwork 7.0
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SUIDAKRADarkanakrad

A sprawling, atmospheric journey through folk-tinged melodic death metal that balances grand ambition with occasionally safe treading.

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.

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'.

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.

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.

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.

Carnifex — Necromanteum album artwork 8.0
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CARNIFEXNecromanteum

Carnifex deliver a punishing, ideologically sharp deathcore masterclass on Necromanteum.

The Browning — OMNI (ULTRA) album artwork 9.0
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THE BROWNINGOMNI (ULTRA)

The Browning forge a brutal, neon-soaked landscape where metal meets machine in a glorious, high-octane evolution.

The Browning — Burn This World [EVOLVED] album artwork 8.0
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THE BROWNINGBurn This World [EVOLVED]

The Browning fuse the visceral brutality of deathcore with scorching electronic elements to forge a cinematic, high-energy masterpiece.

Paleface Swiss — CURSED album artwork 9.0
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PALEFACE SWISSCURSED

A masterclass in heavy dynamics, blending punishing beatdown weight with unexpected melodic sophistication.

Slaughter to Prevail — Slaughter To Prevail Headlining Bloodstock Was Everything Bloodstock Wasn’t Supposed To Be
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Slaughter To Prevail Headlining Bloodstock Was Everything Bloodstock Wasn’t Supposed To Be

Bloodstock built its identity on metal as a scene. Its 2026 Saturday headliner felt like the exact opposite of that history.

Signs of the Swarm — To Rid Myself Of Truth album artwork 9.0
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SIGNS OF THE SWARMTo Rid Myself Of Truth

Signs of the Swarm abandon the path of least resistance to deliver a visceral, uncompromising slab of heavy music.

Exumer — Death Mask Messiah album artwork 9.0
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EXUMERDeath Mask Messiah

Exumer deliver a jagged, uncompromising slab of heavy music that transforms political frustration into a sonic assault.

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.