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Manntra — Titans album artwork 8.0
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MANNTRATitans

Manntra forge a brutal, industrial-tinged folk metal hybrid that prioritises rhythmic weight over empty atmosphere.

Saltatio Mortis — Sturmfels-Klänge (Epic Fantasy Ambience | Reading, D&D, DSA, RPG) album artwork 8.0
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SALTATIO MORTISSturmfels-Klänge (Epic Fantasy Ambience | Reading, D&D, DSA, RPG)

Saltatio Mortis bypass the gates of convention to deliver a cinematic, immersive landscape of folk-metal excellence.

Skálmöld — Ýdalir album artwork 10.0
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SKáLMöLDÝdalir

Skálmöld weave a haunting, folk-infused tapestry of Norse mythology that feels both ancient and urgently alive.

Kampfar — Til Klovers Takt album artwork 9.0
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KAMPFARTil Klovers Takt

Kampfar strip away the tropes to deliver a visceral, earth-bound black metal experience that feels ancient and urgent.

TROLD — Der Var Engang... album artwork 1.0
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TROLDDer Var Engang...

A listless folk metal excursion that prioritises muddy atmosphere over melodic structure and coherent composition.

Heidevolk — Wederkeer album artwork 6.0
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HEIDEVOLKWederkeer

Heidevolk delivers a competent, if somewhat tepid, folk metal outing that prioritises safe atmosphere over searing intensity.

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.

Saor — Amidst the Ruins album artwork 1.0
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SAORAmidst the Ruins

Saor retreats into a foggy thicket of clichés, trading genuine atmosphere for a safe, polished malaise that offers zero teeth.

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.

Myrath — Wilderness of Mirrors album artwork 8.0
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MYRATHWilderness of Mirrors

Myrath weaves a sprawling tapestry of oriental melodies and prog-metal weight, proving that their brand of exotic escapism remains potent.

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.

Månegarm — Edsvuren album artwork 10.0
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MåNEGARMEdsvuren

Månegarm deliver a towering triumph of folk-infused black metal, forging a sonic landscape of frost and fire.

Drakum — Arcade of Madness album artwork 5.0
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DRAKUMArcade of Madness

Drakum crafts a bizarre, high-energy hybrid of forest-lore and heavy riffs in their latest eccentric voyage.

Wardruna — Birna album artwork 10.0
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WARDRUNABirna

A masterclass in primal atmosphere and percussive weight, Birna is a haunting, unflinching journey into the Old Ways.

Svartsot — Peregrinus album artwork 8.0
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SVARTSOTPeregrinus

Svartsot deliver a striking, uncompromising journey through the intersections of faith, freedom, and folk-metal ferocity.

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.

Primordial — How It Ends album artwork 9.0
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PRIMORDIALHow It Ends

Primordial deliver a masterclass in folk-infused black metal, weaving ancient Celtic mysticism with thunderous, anthemic heavy metal.

Sigh — Goh-Ka album artwork 10.0
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SIGHGoh-Ka

Sigh deliver a masterclass in avant-garde black metal, weaving a terrifying tapestry of Japanese folklore and sonic extremity.

Eivør — Enn album artwork 10.0
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EIVøREnn

Eivør delivers a transcendent masterpiece of atmosphere and weight on 'Enn', blending haunting vocals with crushing sonic landscapes.