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From Ashes to New — Blackout album artwork 7.0
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FROM ASHES TO NEWBlackout

From Ashes to New deliver a polished, if slightly safe, journey through modern nu-metal textures on their latest offering, Blackout.

Mental Cruelty — Zwielicht album artwork 7.0
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MENTAL CRUELTYZwielicht

Mental Cruelty forge a blackened, atmospheric path through the thorns of deathcore on their latest, 'Zwielicht'.

Lacrimas Profundere — Lay Me Down O Silent Fear album artwork 7.0
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LACRIMAS PROFUNDERELay Me Down O Silent Fear

Lacrimas Profundere navigate the thin line between mournful elegance and crushing weight on their latest gothic metal offering.

Metalite — Discovery album artwork 7.0
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METALITEDiscovery

A competent, if somewhat safe, foray into symphonic power metal where the hooks are sharp but the grandeur occasionally feels hollow.

PeelingFlesh — The G Code (Crunk Edition) album artwork 7.0
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PEELINGFLESHThe G Code (Crunk Edition)

PeelingFlesh delivers a heavy, plodding slab of slam death metal that prioritises low-end weight over surgical precision.

Architects — the classic symptoms of a broken spirit album artwork 7.0
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ARCHITECTSthe classic symptoms of a broken spirit

A haunting, textured exploration of modern malaise that swaps some jagged edges for atmospheric depth.

The Dark Side of the Moon — Metamorphosis album artwork 7.0
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THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOONMetamorphosis

A lavish, symphonic voyage through cinematic landscapes and familiar melodies, though it occasionally loses its way in its own grandeur.

Architects — The Sky, The Earth & All Between album artwork 7.0
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ARCHITECTSThe Sky, The Earth & All Between

Architects navigate a haunting, atmospheric landscape of introspection and heavy textures in their latest offering.

Anthrax — Cursum Perficio album artwork 7.0
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ANTHRAXCursum Perficio

Anthrax deliver a polished, groove-heavy outing that leans into melodic hooks, though it occasionally trips over its own ambition.

Cruachan — The Living and The Dead album artwork 7.0
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CRUACHANThe Living and The Dead

Cruachan navigate the murky waters of Celtic folk metal with a steady hand, delivering a competent, if somewhat safe, voyage.

Schandmaul — Sternensegler album artwork 7.0
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SCHANDMAULSternensegler

Schandmaul deliver a sweeping, atmospheric voyage through medieval-inspired folk rock that settles comfortably into their established niche.

Temperance — Hermitage - Daruma's Eyes Pt. 2 album artwork 7.0
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TEMPERANCEHermitage - Daruma's Eyes Pt. 2

Temperance delivers a polished, technically proficient sequel that balances heavy metal heft with soaring power metal and synth textures.

Defences — Shadowlight album artwork 7.0
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DEFENCESShadowlight

Defences weave a dense tapestry of atmospheric metal where identity and turmoil collide in a somber, sonic arc.

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.

Ulver — Liminal Animals album artwork 7.0
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ULVERLiminal Animals

A haunting, sprawling journey through atmospheric noir and industrial echoes.

Coronatus — Dreadful Waters album artwork 7.0
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CORONATUSDreadful Waters

Coronatus deliver a seafaring symphonic odyssey that balances atmospheric folk textures with enough grit to survive the storm.

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.

Saxon — Hell, Fire And Damnation album artwork 7.0
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SAXONHell, Fire And Damnation

Saxon stick to the pedigree of traditional heavy metal with a steady, professional delivery.

Lauren Babic — Covers, Vol. 4 album artwork 7.0
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LAUREN BABICCovers, Vol. 4

Lauren Babic strips away the familiar to find the raw nerves underneath, delivering a visceral, heavy-hitting reimagining of modern classics.

Holywatr — red heifer album artwork 7.0
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HOLYWATRred heifer

Holywatr deliver a visceral, politically charged metal odyssey that swaps polish for raw, honest conviction.