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Beartooth — Pure Ecstasy album artwork 1.0
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BEARTOOTHPure Ecstasy

Beartooth abandons grit for glossy, aimless filler, resulting in an album that prioritises polish over the very backbone of metalcore.

Mastodon — Marrow Deep album artwork 8.0
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MASTODONMarrow Deep

Mastodon trade sprawling atmosphere for grit and bone-crunching riffs in a heavy, calculated evolution.

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.

Michael Monroe — Michael Monroe Schedules Spring 2027 U.S. Tour
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Michael Monroe Schedules Spring 2027 U.S. Tour

Former Hanoi Rocks frontman Michael Monroe will take to the stage across the States in 2027, with tickets on sale in August.

Marilyn Manson — One Assassination Under God - Chapter 2 album artwork 4.0
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MARILYN MANSONOne Assassination Under God - Chapter 2

Manson finds a jagged, industrial groove in this sequel, balancing haunting textures with calculated hooks.

Cult Of Luna — Cult Of Luna Reveal Slow-Burning New Single "A Way Back"
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Cult Of Luna Reveal Slow-Burning New Single "A Way Back"

Swedish post-metal titans Cult Of Luna drop a haunting new single ahead of their tenth studio album, 'In The Shadow Of Your Shadow'.

ANBERLIN — Anberlin Enter New Era with 'Currency' and New Single
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Anberlin Enter New Era with 'Currency' and New Single

ANBERLIN announce their ninth studio album, featuring new vocalist Matty Mullins, alongside the release of the single 'Neverafter'.

Orbit Culture — Descent album artwork 2.0
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ORBIT CULTUREDescent

A bloated, muddy excursion into generic melodic death metal where technical proficiency is squandered on over-indulgent compositions.

Defenders Of The Faith — Odes To The Gods album artwork 8.0
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DEFENDERS OF THE FAITHOdes To The Gods

A towering achievement in heavy metal, where meticulous production meets a sense of timeless, atmospheric weight.

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.

Beartooth — The Surface album artwork 6.0
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BEARTOOTHThe Surface

Beartooth offers a polished, safe, and somewhat weary stroll through familiar metalcore territory on 'The Surface'.

The Rockett Mafia — Rikki Rockett Performs Poison's Debut Album in Full with The Rockett Mafia
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Rikki Rockett Performs Poison's Debut Album in Full with The Rockett Mafia

Poison founder Rikki Rockett takes to the Whisky A Go Go stage to perform the entire 'Look What The Cat Dragged In' album.

Tulip — Big Shiny Metal Tunes album artwork 5.0
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TULIPBig Shiny Metal Tunes

A symphonic metal odyssey that prioritises atmosphere over structural integrity, ultimately stalling under the weight of its own ambition.

FUEL — FUEL Unveil 'Pull Me In' Ahead of New Album 'Pendulum'
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FUEL Unveil 'Pull Me In' Ahead of New Album 'Pendulum'

The multi-platinum rock outfit shares a vulnerable new single as the countdown to their seventh studio album begins.

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.

Of Mice & Men — Tether album artwork 1.0
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OF MICE & MENTether

A directionless drift into generic metalcore tropes that fails to forge a meaningful emotional connection.

Ministry — The Squirrely Years Revisited album artwork 6.0
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MINISTRYThe Squirrely Years Revisited

Ministry attempts to revitalise a period of inconsistent identity, resulting in a production that feels more like a curated echo than growth.

Ensiferum — Winter Storm album artwork 8.0
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ENSIFERUMWinter Storm

Ensiferum deliver a meticulously balanced fusion of melodic death and folk traditions, cementing their status as masters of the genre.

Moonlight Haze — Beyond album artwork 6.0
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MOONLIGHT HAZEBeyond

A symphonic metal outing that prioritises atmosphere over edge, ultimately succumbing to the very weight of its own ambition.