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The Callous Daoboys — I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven album artwork 9.0
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THE CALLOUS DAOBOYSI Don’t Want to See You in Heaven

A sprawling, technical triumph that marries jagged complexity with visceral, heavy-metal theatrics.

Dead Rabbitts — Redefined album artwork 5.0
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DEAD RABBITTSRedefined

A plodging, self-indulgent excursion into the 'post-hardcore' bargain bin.

Ladrones — Arriba La L album artwork 1.0
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LADRONESArriba La L

A muddy, identity-less slog that confuses heavy tropes with actual substance.

Patient Sixty-Seven — A Very Heavy Christmas album artwork 9.0
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PATIENT SIXTY-SEVENA Very Heavy Christmas

Patient Sixty-Seven bypasses the tinsel and goes straight for the jugular with a sledgehammer of heavy holiday metal.

Asenblut — Entfesselt album artwork 9.0
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ASENBLUTEntfesselt

Asenblut deliver a punishing, no-nonsense fusion of black and pagan metal that prioritises raw power over indulgent theatrics.

In This Moment — Witch album artwork 10.0
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IN THIS MOMENTWitch

In This Moment transcend their metal-core roots to deliver a visceral, occult-inspired masterpiece of heavy atmosphere.

Signs of the Swarm — To Rid Myself Of Truth album artwork 9.0
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SIGNS OF THE SWARMTo Rid Myself Of Truth

Signs of the Swarm abandon the path of least resistance to deliver a visceral, uncompromising slab of heavy music.

Squid Pisser — Dreams Of Puke album artwork 10.0
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SQUID PISSERDreams Of Puke

Squid Pisser delivers a towering achievement of heavy music, balancing grotesque imagery with infectious hooks.

Flotsam & Jetsam — Rats in the Temple album artwork 2.0
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FLOTSAM & JETSAMRats in the Temple

A bloated, repetitive slog through turgid and weary tropes that fails to find a single compelling melody amidst the grime.

The Night Eternal — Cold Velvet album artwork 8.0
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THE NIGHT ETERNALCold Velvet

The Night Eternal weave a haunting, atmospheric tapestry of heavy metal that feels as intimate as a secret and as vast as a wasteland.

Exumer — Death Mask Messiah album artwork 9.0
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EXUMERDeath Mask Messiah

Exumer deliver a jagged, uncompromising slab of heavy music that transforms political frustration into a sonic assault.

Turnstile — NEVER ENOUGH album artwork 3.0
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TURNSTILENEVER ENOUGH

Turnstile trades their signature high-octane urgency for a bloated, over-produced sprawl that loses the plot halfway through.

Catch Your Breath — Not Broken Enough album artwork 9.0
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CATCH YOUR BREATHNot Broken Enough

Catch Your Breath deliver a clinical, punishing masterclass in heavy music construction on the devastating 'Not Broken Enough'.

Holywatr — Deo Gratias album artwork 10.0
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HOLYWATRDeo Gratias

A hauntingly atmospheric triumph where heavy textures and melodic restraint collide to create a profound, immersive experience.

Arde la Sangre — Pase Lo Que Pase album artwork 7.0
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ARDE LA SANGREPase Lo Que Pase

A muscular, rhythmic heavy journey that finds its strengths in visceral grooves rather than grandiose spectacle.

Blood White — From Hell album artwork 7.0
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BLOOD WHITEFrom Hell

A sprawling, visceral journey through the visceral depths of extreme metal, where Blood White finds a balance between savagery and craft.

TEMIC — Terror Management Theory album artwork 8.0
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TEMICTerror Management Theory

A masterclass in textured heavy music, where atmospheric weight and calculated restraint forge a haunting, immersive experience.

Ocean Sleeper — Peace When I'm Dead album artwork 6.0
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OCEAN SLEEPERPeace When I'm Dead

Ocean Sleeper delivers a polished, albeit uninspired, collection of heavy anthems that prioritises safety over sonic danger.

Bear McCreary — The Singularity album artwork 8.0
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BEAR MCCREARYThe Singularity

Bear McCreary crafts a sprawling, cinematic masterpiece of heavy music that blends operatic scale with crushing, metallic weight.

The Barbarians of California — And Now I'm Just Gnashing My Teeth album artwork 10.0
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THE BARBARIANS OF CALIFORNIAAnd Now I'm Just Gnashing My Teeth

A triumphant, gold-standard eruption of heavy metal pyrotechnics that defines the pinnacle of modern heavy music.