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Deathchant — KOVA album artwork 3.0
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DEATHCHANTKOVA

Deathchant swaps muscular metal for aimless, psychedelic wanderings on KOVA, ultimately sacrificing momentum for atmospheric indulgence.

Wolves At The Gate — Lost In Translation album artwork 3.0
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WOLVES AT THE GATELost In Translation

Wolves At The Gate offer a polished but ultimately driftless collection of metalcore that prioritises safety over sonic identity.

Wings of Steel — Gates of Twilight album artwork 3.0
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WINGS OF STEELGates of Twilight

A glossy, hollow trek through the tropes of traditional metal that fails to find a single spark of genuine danger.

Temple of Void — The Crawl album artwork 3.0
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TEMPLE OF VOIDThe Crawl

A sluggish, suffocating slog through the mud of death-doom that sacrifices intensity for atmosphere.

Kamelot — Dark Asylum album artwork 3.0
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KAMELOTDark Asylum

Kamelot deliver a lush, symphonic odyssey that feels more like a gilded cage than a journey of liberation.

Accept — Teutonic Titans 1976-2026 album artwork 3.0
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ACCEPTTeutonic Titans 1976-2026

A sprawling anthology that sacrifices cohesive identity for an overblown, star-studded guester-fest.

Myrath — Karma album artwork 3.0
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MYRATHKarma

A drift into Oriental Metal where the intricate tapestry of texture is occasionally lost to its own ambition.

Flotsam & Jetsam — I Am The Weapon album artwork 3.0
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FLOTSAM & JETSAMI Am The Weapon

Flotsam & Jetsam offer a polished but pedestrian outing that sacrifices raw energy for safe, mid-tempo grandiosity.

Turnstile — NEVER ENOUGH album artwork 3.0
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TURNSTILENEVER ENOUGH

Turnstile trades their signature high-octane urgency for a bloated, over-produced sprawl that loses the plot halfway through.

Deftones — private music album artwork 3.0
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DEFTONESprivate music

A haunting, hollow echo of the band's peak atmosphere, 'private music' feels like a dream of a masterpiece rather than one.

BRAT — Social Grace album artwork 3.0
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BRATSocial Grace

A jagged, identity-seeking descent into the friction between personal ego and public performance.

NOTHING MORE — CARNAL album artwork 3.0
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NOTHING MORECARNAL

A fractured collection of polished, identity-blurred anthems that prioritises radio-ready hooks over organic musical integrity.

Visions of Atlantis — Pirates II - Armada album artwork 3.0
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VISIONS OF ATLANTISPirates II - Armada

While ambitious, 'Pirates II - Armada' feels more like a bloated exercise in symphonic tropes than a true seafaring epic.

Paradise Lost — Icon 30 album artwork 3.0
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PARADISE LOSTIcon 30

While the veterans remain masters of atmosphere, Icon 30 feels like an album content to sit on their legacy rather than build upon it.

Amaranthe — The Catalyst album artwork 3.0
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AMARANTHEThe Catalyst

A bloated, directionless excursion that loses the spark of its metal roots in a sea of generic electronic wash.

Orbit Culture — Death Above Life album artwork 3.0
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ORBIT CULTUREDeath Above Life

A bloated, over-produced slog through the swamp of melodic death metal tropes.

Volbeat — God Of Angels Trust album artwork 3.0
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VOLBEATGod Of Angels Trust

Volbeat trade their signature swagger for a bloated, repetitive exercise in self-indulgence on this latest outing.

Wings of Steel — Winds of Time album artwork 3.0
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WINGS OF STEELWinds of Time

A sprawling, over-produced excursion into traditional heavy metal that prioritises cinematic scale over structural integrity.

Neurosis — An Undying Love for a Burning World album artwork 3.0
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NEUROSISAn Undying Love for a Burning World

A bloated, directionless slog that trades the band's signature primal danger for tepid atmospheric filler.

Visions of Atlantis — Armada - An Orchestral Voyage album artwork 3.0
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VISIONS OF ATLANTISArmada - An Orchestral Voyage

Armada – An Orchestral Voyage feels like a lavishly funded theme park ride, all spectacle and no genuine thrills.