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The Browning — OMNI (ULTRA) album artwork 9.0
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THE BROWNINGOMNI (ULTRA)

The Browning forge a brutal, neon-soaked landscape where metal meets machine in a glorious, high-octane evolution.

Of Virtue — Omen album artwork 9.0
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OF VIRTUEOmen

Of Virtue deliver a towering achievement in metalcore with 'Omen', blending searing riffs with impeccable atmospheric depth.

Dreamwell — In My Saddest Dreams, I Am Beside You album artwork 4.0
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DREAMWELLIn My Saddest Dreams, I Am Beside You

Dreamwell deliver a visceral, technically punishing masterclass in modern metalcore, balancing jagged math-rock complexity with raw emotional grit.

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.

Holywatr — Psalms album artwork 8.0
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HOLYWATRPsalms

Holywatr deliver a haunting, atmospheric metal journey that prioritises texture and emotional weight over raw aggression.

The Browning — Burn This World [EVOLVED] album artwork 8.0
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THE BROWNINGBurn This World [EVOLVED]

The Browning fuse the visceral brutality of deathcore with scorching electronic elements to forge a cinematic, high-energy masterpiece.

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.

Onlap — Never too Late album artwork 8.0
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ONLAPNever too Late

Onlap delivers a polished, high-impact debut that weaves heavy riffs with ethereal textures.

Dreamwell — Hymns for the Denial of God album artwork 9.0
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DREAMWELLHymns for the Denial of God

Dreamwell weave intricate mathcore geometry into a tapestry of soaring melodies on this near-perfect new release.

Onlap — Waves album artwork 8.0
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ONLAPWaves

Onlap deliver a polished, atmosphere-drenched odyssey of alternative metal that balances crushing weight with shimmering, high-gloss production.

In This Moment — GODMODE album artwork 10.0
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IN THIS MOMENTGODMODE

A masterclass in visceral metalcore, where Maria's soaring vocals meet industrial-edged aggression.

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.

Arctis — Arctis album artwork 7.0
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ARCTISArctis

Arctis navigate a precarious tightrope between commercial sheen and heavy metal framework on their self-titled Napalm release.

Lauren Babic — Covers, Vol. 5 album artwork 9.0
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LAUREN BABICCovers, Vol. 5

A masterclass in sonic transmutation, where pop sensibilities are forged into heavy metal weaponry without losing their soul.

Paleface Swiss — CURSED album artwork 9.0
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PALEFACE SWISSCURSED

A masterclass in heavy dynamics, blending punishing beatdown weight with unexpected melodic sophistication.

We Came As Romans — ALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE'RE DOOMED album artwork 7.0
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WE CAME AS ROMANSALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE'RE DOOMED

We Came As Romans lean heavily into the 'electronicore' playbook with a polished production that trades raw danger for glossy hooks.

Turmion Kätilöt — Reset album artwork 9.0
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TURMION KäTILöTReset

Turmion Kätilöt deliver a staggering masterclass in industrial metal, blending abrasive textures with a haunting, cinematic narrative of rebirth.

ASAVA — Mahjong album artwork 7.0
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ASAVAMahjong

ASAVA balance heavy hooks and cinematic scale on 'Mahjong', carving a path through the metalcore landscape with unapologetic theatricality.

Turnstile — NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS album artwork 10.0
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TURNSTILENEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS

Turnstile prove that hardcore can house high-art production and kaleidoscopic textures without losing its jagged, punk heart.

Intensive Care — Was I Good Enough? album artwork 7.0
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INTENSIVE CAREWas I Good Enough?

A crushing, cavernous descent into the heart of sludge and drone, where pain is traded for ponderous, suffocating atmosphere.