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Nasty — Heartbreak Criminals album artwork 7.0
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NASTYHeartbreak Criminals

A heavy, punishing exercise in beatdown hardcore that balances visceral weight with moments of atmospheric tension.

Ankor — Shoganai album artwork 6.0
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ANKORShoganai

A polished, if somewhat directionless, exercise in alternative metal tropes that prioritises production sheen over structural innovation.

Grave Digger — Bone Collector album artwork 10.0
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GRAVE DIGGERBone Collector

A triumphant return to form where atmosphere and raw power collide in a haunting, heavy metal odyssey.

Butcher Babies — ...'Til The World's Blind album artwork 8.0
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BUTCHER BABIES...'Til The World's Blind

Butcher Babies deliver a visceral, groove-heavy assault that balances raw aggression with sharp lyrical teeth.

Distant — Tsukuyomi: The Origin album artwork 10.0
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DISTANTTsukuyomi: The Origin

A monolithic masterclass in downtempo deathcore that weaponises atmosphere and raw, visceral aggression.

Major Moment — Victim album artwork 9.0
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MAJOR MOMENTVictim

Major Moment forge a towering, visceral masterpiece of alternative metal, purging the weak bits to leave only raw, unapologetic grit.

Employed To Serve — Fallen Star album artwork 7.0
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EMPLOYED TO SERVEFallen Star

A jagged, atmospheric descent into the psyche of post-hardcore's volatile evolution.

Undeath — More Insane album artwork 8.0
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UNDEATHMore Insane

Undeath refine their suffocating death metal machine on More Insane, delivering a clinic in groove-heavy brutality.

Hatesphere — Guillotine album artwork 7.0
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HATESPHEREGuillotine

Hatesphere deliver a jagged, high-octane slice of death metal that balances raw grindcore intensity with soaring, melodic sensibilities.

Goblin Cock — Traumanaut album artwork 8.0
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GOBLIN COCKTraumanaut

A staggering, genre-blurring odyssey that marries death metal brutality with lush indie-rock sensibilities.

Dream on Dreamer — Heavens album artwork 9.0
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DREAM ON DREAMERHeavens

A masterclass in high-octane fusion, where ethereal textures collide with punishing metallic weight.

Boris — "hello there" album artwork 8.0
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BORIS"hello there"

Boris navigate the precarious balance between crushing sludge density and ethereal drone in a masterclass of heavy composition.

Zilqy — Birth of Riot album artwork 8.0
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ZILQYBirth of Riot

Zilqy deliver a searing, high-octane slab of nu-metal that trades glossy production for raw, politicized aggression.

Battlesnake — The Rise And Demise Of The Motorsteeple album artwork 3.0
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BATTLESNAKEThe Rise And Demise Of The Motorsteeple

Battlesnake offers a gritty, if somewhat uninspired, trek through traditional heavy metal landscapes.

Wage War — Landfall album artwork 9.0
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WAGE WARLandfall

Wage War shed the excess of modern production to deliver a punishing, rhythm-focused slab of metalcore on 'Landfall'.

Twiztid — Glyph album artwork 6.0
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TWIZTIDGlyph

Twiztid lean into their horrorcore roots on Glyph, but the murky atmosphere often obscures the sharpeness of their lyrical craft.

Banks Arcade — SECOND PLACE SUPERSTAR album artwork 9.0
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BANKS ARCADESECOND PLACE SUPERSTAR

A high-octane masterclass in modern metalcore that prioritises visceral impact over gatekept tradition.

Butcher Babies — NIGHTBLOOM album artwork 6.0
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BUTCHER BABIESNIGHTBLOOM

Butcher Babies drift into a haze of atmospheric malaise on NIGHTBLOOM, offering a moody but ultimately hollow exercise in groove metal.

Xentrix — Seven Words album artwork 9.0
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XENTRIXSeven Words

Xentrix deliver a surgically precise, high-octane thrash metal record that prioritises structural integrity and technical mastery.

P.O.D. — VERITAS album artwork 10.0
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P.O.D.VERITAS

P.O.D. abandon the polished pastures of mainstream safety to deliver a raw, uncompromising slab of nu-metal. 10/10.