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Hatesphere — Hatred Reborn album artwork 7.0
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HATESPHEREHatred Reborn

Hatesphere deliver a visceral, uncompromising blast of death metal that finds its teeth in pure, unadulterated aggression.

Hippotraktor — Stasis album artwork 7.0
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HIPPOTRAKTORStasis

A somber, expansive journey through atmospheric textures and crushing weight.

Butcher Babies — Eye For An Eye... album artwork 7.0
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BUTCHER BABIESEye For An Eye...

A muscular, swaggering debut that finds its pulse in the crossover between heavy groove and aggressive metalcore.

Distant — The Shallow Gaze album artwork 8.0
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DISTANTThe Shallow Gaze

A brutal, politically-charged descent into the void, where visceral aggression meets hauntingly sharp lyrical intent.

Hippotraktor — Annihilist album artwork 3.0
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HIPPOTRAKTORAnnihilist

A sprawling, ambition-heavy slab of post-metal that ultimately buckles under the weight of its own lofty abstractions.

Left to Suffer — Feral album artwork 4.0
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LEFT TO SUFFERFeral

A visceral, stomping slab of deathcore that embraces its nu-metal roots to create something primal and punishing.

Brymir — What We Leave Behind album artwork 8.0
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BRYMIRWhat We Leave Behind

Brymir strikes a potent balance between symphonic grandeur and death metal grit.

coldrain — FINAL DESTINATION + VENGEANCE (XV RE:RECORDED) album artwork 6.0
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COLDRAINFINAL DESTINATION + VENGEANCE (XV RE:RECORDED)

A polished, yet increasingly diluted, offering where technical polish replaces raw conviction.

GHØSTKID — FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT album artwork 10.0
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GHØSTKIDFOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT

A haunting, transcendent masterclass in metalcore that weaves emotional vulnerability into sonic brutality.

Twiztid — welcome to your funeral album artwork 4.0
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TWIZTIDwelcome to your funeral

Twiztid lean into their horrorcore roots with a grim, heavy-set production that rewards the dedicated listener.

Suicide Silence — Remember... You Must Die album artwork 8.0
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SUICIDE SILENCERemember... You Must Die

Suicide Silence deliver a masterclass in textured deathcore, balancing raw aggression with a haunting, atmospheric sophistication.

TEMIC — Ceiba album artwork 10.0
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TEMICCeiba

TEMIC deliver a staggering milestone of progressive metal that marries intricate textures with an unapologetic, melodic heart.

Orden Ogan — Final Days (Orden Ogan and Friends) album artwork 9.0
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ORDEN OGANFinal Days (Orden Ogan and Friends)

A towering, symphonic triumph where high-concept sci-fi meets blistering power metal execution.

Saltatio Mortis — Finsterwacht album artwork 9.0
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SALTATIO MORTISFinsterwacht

Saltatio Mortis deliver a towering achievement of folk metal, blending ancient atmosphere with modern heavy metal muscle.

I Am Your God — SINister album artwork 6.0
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I AM YOUR GODSINister

Melodic death metal enters a murky thicket of standard tropes on I Am Your God's latest effort.

Major Moment — Staged album artwork 10.0
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MAJOR MOMENTStaged

A masterclass in structural integrity and sonic cohesion, 'Staged' defines the upper echelon of modern alternative metal.

Therion — Leviathan II album artwork 9.0
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THERIONLeviathan II

Therion forge a towering, avant-garde masterwork that proves symphonic metal can still possess teeth.

To The Grave — Director's Cuts album artwork 5.0
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TO THE GRAVEDirector's Cuts

A clinical, punishing display of deathcore that prioritises precision over pyrotechnics, resulting in a cold, calculated sonic assault.

Polyphia — Remember That You Will Die album artwork 7.0
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POLYPHIARemember That You Will Die

Polyphia continues to push the boundaries of instrumental progression, blending technicality with atmosphere in a polished, high-octane display.

Kamelot — The Awakening album artwork 4.0
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KAMELOTThe Awakening

Kamelot deliver a polished, progressive masterpiece that balances symphonic scale with emotional weight.