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ACCVSED — Dealers of Doom album artwork 8.0
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ACCVSEDDealers of Doom

ACCVSED masterfully balance crushing heavyweights with haunting melodies on their latest gem.

HORSKH — MTNT album artwork 8.0
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HORSKHMTNT

HORSKH strike a masterful balance between crushing industrial grit and infectious melodic hooks on the high-octane 'MTNT'.

Left to Suffer — Leap of Death album artwork 10.0
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LEFT TO SUFFERLeap of Death

Left to Suffer deliver a flawless fusion of deathcore weight and soaring melodic sensibilities in their triumphant new offering.

Mental Cruelty — Zwielicht album artwork 7.0
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MENTAL CRUELTYZwielicht

Mental Cruelty forge a blackened, atmospheric path through the thorns of deathcore on their latest, 'Zwielicht'.

Wolves At The Gate — Lost In Translation album artwork 3.0
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WOLVES AT THE GATELost In Translation

Wolves At The Gate offer a polished but ultimately driftless collection of metalcore that prioritises safety over sonic identity.

Turmion Kätilöt — Omen X album artwork 8.0
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TURMION KäTILöTOmen X

Industrial metal stripped of its pretension, Turmion Kätilöt deliver a high-octane, no-nonsense sonic assault.

CABAL — Magno Interitus album artwork 6.0
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CABALMagno Interitus

A bloated exercise in deathcore clichés where the atmosphere is often suffocating rather than immersive.

Runemagick — After Chaos: Nocturnal Vigil album artwork 9.0
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RUNEMAGICKAfter Chaos: Nocturnal Vigil

Runemagick craft a haunting, textured tapestry of death-doom that finds power in the spaces between the notes.

The Ocean — Solaris album artwork 8.0
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THE OCEANSolaris

The Ocean trade atmospheric expansion for muscular density in a masterclass of sludge-infused post-metal.

Lacrimas Profundere — Lay Me Down O Silent Fear album artwork 7.0
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LACRIMAS PROFUNDERELay Me Down O Silent Fear

Lacrimas Profundere navigate the thin line between mournful elegance and crushing weight on their latest gothic metal offering.

Godflesh — Decay album artwork 6.0
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GODFLESHDecay

Godflesh return with a grinding, industrial sludge that feels more like a weary sigh than a revolutionary roar.

Falling In Reverse — Popular Monster album artwork 4.0
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FALLING IN REVERSEPopular Monster

Ronnie Radke weaves a volatile tapestry of melodic metalcore and pop-punk defiance in a daring, high-octane sonic overhaul.

Hellripper — Coronach album artwork 9.0
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HELLRIPPERCoronach

A majestic, high-octane fusion of black metal and thrash that refuses to sacrifice melody for extremity.

Metalite — Discovery album artwork 7.0
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METALITEDiscovery

A competent, if somewhat safe, foray into symphonic power metal where the hooks are sharp but the grandeur occasionally feels hollow.

PeelingFlesh — The G Code (Crunk Edition) album artwork 7.0
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PEELINGFLESHThe G Code (Crunk Edition)

PeelingFlesh delivers a heavy, plodding slab of slam death metal that prioritises low-end weight over surgical precision.

Xandria — The Wonders Still Awaiting album artwork 8.0
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XANDRIAThe Wonders Still Awaiting

Xandria swap safe bets for cinematic grandeur, delivering a lush, symphonic odyssey that manages to dodge the 'tiring' trap.

Wings of Steel — Gates of Twilight album artwork 3.0
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WINGS OF STEELGates of Twilight

A glossy, hollow trek through the tropes of traditional metal that fails to find a single spark of genuine danger.

Temple of Void — The Crawl album artwork 3.0
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TEMPLE OF VOIDThe Crawl

A sluggish, suffocating slog through the mud of death-doom that sacrifices intensity for atmosphere.

Architects — the classic symptoms of a broken spirit album artwork 7.0
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ARCHITECTSthe classic symptoms of a broken spirit

A haunting, textured exploration of modern malaise that swaps some jagged edges for atmospheric depth.

Manntra — Titans album artwork 8.0
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MANNTRATitans

Manntra forge a brutal, industrial-tinged folk metal hybrid that prioritises rhythmic weight over empty atmosphere.