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Stellar Circuits — Phantom : : Phoenix album artwork 10.0
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STELLAR CIRCUITSPhantom : : Phoenix

A masterclass in nu-metal evolution, Stellar Circuits deliver a visceral, politically charged masterpiece of heavy metal.

Split Chain — motionblur album artwork 8.0
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SPLIT CHAINmotionblur

A high-octane burst of alternative metal that trades stagnant tropes for raw, visceral identity.

Stoned Jesus — Songs to Sun album artwork 6.0
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STONED JESUSSongs to Sun

Stoned Jesus trade their menacing edge for polished, repetitive haze in a collection that prioritises vibe over vitality.

Biohazard — Divided We Fall album artwork 8.0
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BIOHAZARDDivided We Fall

A searing, visceral return to form where heavy grooves and political fire collide with raw, uncompromising emotional stakes.

Frozen Soul — No Place of Warmth album artwork 4.0
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FROZEN SOULNo Place of Warmth

A frosty, politically charged death metal odyssey that trades empty tropes for visceral ideological warfare.

Finsterforst — Still album artwork 9.0
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FINSTERFORSTStill

Finsterforst deliver a haunting, texture-rich masterpiece on 'Still', crafting an immersive folk metal odyssey that lingers long after the final note.

ASAVA — Mantras album artwork 8.0
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ASAVAMantras

A muscular, well-calibrated slice of melodic metalcore that prioritises rhythmic punch over fluff.

Melvins — Savage Imperial Death March album artwork 8.0
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MELVINSSavage Imperial Death March

The Melvins remain the undisputed architects of heavy, proving that true sludge is about the space between the notes.

Rob Zombie — The Great Satan album artwork 7.0
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ROB ZOMBIEThe Great Satan

Rob Zombie leans into his industrial metal roots with a gritty, high-octane collection of groove and grit.

Future Palace — Resurgence album artwork 2.0
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FUTURE PALACEResurgence

Future Palace delivers a glossy, hollow collection of tropes that mistakes high production values for actual musical substance.

Unprocessed — Angel album artwork 2.0
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UNPROCESSEDAngel

A bloated, identity-less odyssey that mistakes progressive complexity for depth and replaces genuine conviction with hollow aesthetic choices.

Spiritbox — Tsunami Sea album artwork 1.0
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SPIRITBOXTsunami Sea

A directionless, hollowed-out drift that sacrifices the band's unique identity for a generic, atmospheric void.

Slaughter to Prevail — GRIZZLY album artwork 2.0
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SLAUGHTER TO PREVAILGRIZZLY

A bloated, identity-confused slog that trades artistic integrity for hollow, nu-metal influenced posturing.

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.

Till Lindemann — Zunge 2025 album artwork 4.0
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TILL LINDEMANNZunge 2025

Lindemann balances industrial grit with haunting melodies in a sprawling, provocative collection of heavy-hitting textures.

Allt — Ataraxia album artwork 5.0
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ALLTAtaraxia

A polished, if somewhat safe, addition to the progressive metalcore canon that prioritises melodic hooks over raw edge.

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.

Five Finger Death Punch — Legacy album artwork 9.0
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FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCHLegacy

A masterclass in groove metal, 'Legacy' cements the band's status as heavy metal titans.

Grailknights — Forever album artwork 4.0
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GRAILKNIGHTSForever

A soaring, emotionally charged odyssey that blends the grit of melodic death with the heroic scale of power metal.

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.