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Burner — No One Is Coming To Save Us album artwork 8.0
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BURNERNo One Is Coming To Save Us

A relentless, jagged descent into the maw of deathgrind that prioritises primal aggression over safe production.

BRAT — Manslayer album artwork 8.0
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BRATManslayer

A masterful fusion of grindcore velocity and death metal weight, Manslayer showcases surgical precision in extreme songwriting.

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'.

Runemagick — After Chaos: Nocturnal Vigil album artwork 9.0
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RUNEMAGICKAfter Chaos: Nocturnal Vigil

Runemagick craft a haunting, textured tapestry of death-doom that finds power in the spaces between the notes.

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.

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.

Currents — The Death We Seek album artwork 4.0
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CURRENTSThe Death We Seek

A haunting, atmospheric descent into the anatomy of grief and the pursuit of finality.

PeelingFlesh — PF Radio 2 (Slowed) album artwork 1.0
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PEELINGFLESHPF Radio 2 (Slowed)

A murky, dragging exercise in and out of nothingness that fails to justify its sluggish tempo.

Cannibal Corpse — Cannibal Corpse's Paul Mazurkiewicz Reflects on the Toll of Decades on the Road
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Cannibal Corpse's Paul Mazurkiewicz Reflects on the Toll of Decades on the Road

The Florida death metal veterans admit that while the fire remains, the physical demands of touring are evolving as they age.

Amon Amarth — Amon Amarth Praise Seamless Production on 'The Allfather Awakens'
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Amon Amarth Praise Seamless Production on 'The Allfather Awakens'

Amon Amarth members reveal how touring sessions and a collaborative production gave the new record a smooth studio experience.

Avatar — Dance Devil Dance album artwork 5.0
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AVATARDance Devil Dance

A polished, groove-heavy exploration of modern metal where atmosphere meets polished production.

EXTOL — Extol Drop 'Disintegrate' Ahead of New Full-Length
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Extol Drop 'Disintegrate' Ahead of New Full-Length

Norwegian experimental death metal stalwarts EXTOL share 'Disintegrate' as the first taste of their upcoming album 'Aura Of Decay'.

NILE — NILE and Coroner Unite for North American Co-Headline Tour in 2027
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NILE and Coroner Unite for North American Co-Headline Tour in 2027

Death metal heavyweights NILE and technical thrash icons CORONER are set to co-headline a massive US tour in spring 2027.

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.

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'.

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.