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Hulder — Verses In Oath album artwork 4.0
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HULDERVerses In Oath

Hulder trade generic blackened tropes for a haunting, atmospheric descent into Belgian folklore.

Freedom Call — Silver Romance album artwork 6.0
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FREEDOM CALLSilver Romance

A polished, if somewhat safe, journey through the stars and the mystical past.

Saliva — Revelation: Retold album artwork 8.0
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SALIVARevelation: Retold

A sophisticated, textured reimagining of nu-metal staples that finds a sophisticated new life in the shadows of modern production.

Dark Tranquillity — Endtime Signals album artwork 5.0
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DARK TRANQUILLITYEndtime Signals

A polished, albeit safe, continuation of the Gothenburg legacy, where atmosphere occasionally takes precedence over raw aggression.

Pain of Truth — Not Through Blood album artwork 7.0
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PAIN OF TRUTHNot Through Blood

A bruising collision of groove-heavy metal and visceral beatdown hardcore.

Sable Hills — Odyssey album artwork 10.0
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SABLE HILLSOdyssey

A masterclass in modern metalcore, balancing devastating weight with shimmering atmosphere.

Unprocessed — ...And Everything In Between album artwork 9.0
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UNPROCESSED...And Everything In Between

Unprocessed shatter the boundaries of metalcore and prog, delivering a punishing, atmospheric odyssey of sheer sonic power.

Kaonashi — I Want To Go Home. album artwork 7.0
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KAONASHII Want To Go Home.

A jagged, technical masterpiece that trades clinical precision for raw, post-hardcore pathos.

Like Moths To Flames — The Cycles Of Trying To Cope album artwork 5.0
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LIKE MOTHS TO FLAMESThe Cycles Of Trying To Cope

Like Moths To Flames offer a polished, yet structurally repetitive journey through the familiar tropes of modern metalcore.

Beartooth — Pure Ecstasy album artwork 1.0
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BEARTOOTHPure Ecstasy

Beartooth abandons grit for glossy, aimless filler, resulting in an album that prioritises polish over the very backbone of metalcore.

Mastodon — Marrow Deep album artwork 8.0
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MASTODONMarrow Deep

Mastodon trade sprawling atmosphere for grit and bone-crunching riffs in a heavy, calculated evolution.

Northlane — Node: Reloaded album artwork 7.0
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NORTHLANENode: Reloaded

Northlane trade organic metalcore for a pulse-pounding, industrial-tinged descent into the machine.

Chat Pile — In the Earth Again album artwork 7.0
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CHAT PILEIn the Earth Again

A punishing, sludge-soaked exercise in sonic attrition that balances heavy groove with unsettling, post-hardcore tension.

Ministry — HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES album artwork 2.0
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MINISTRYHOPIUMFORTHEMASSES

Ministry trades their industrial teeth for a numbing, industrial-lite sedative that feels less like a revolution and more like a retreat.

Saliva — Breaking Through album artwork 5.0
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SALIVABreaking Through

Saliva’s 'Breaking Through' offers a hollow exercise in genre-trope recycling, prioritising accessible textures over musical depth.

Saltwound — The Temptation of Pain album artwork 8.0
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SALTWOUNDThe Temptation of Pain

Saltwound deliver a gut-punch of a record where beatdown grit meets deathcore precision.

Deep Purple — SPLAT! album artwork 1.0
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DEEP PURPLESPLAT!

Deep Purple's latest effort is a hollow exercise in nostalgia, stripped of the grit and majesty that defined their legacy.

Marilyn Manson — One Assassination Under God - Chapter 2 album artwork 4.0
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MARILYN MANSONOne Assassination Under God - Chapter 2

Manson finds a jagged, industrial groove in this sequel, balancing haunting textures with calculated hooks.

Living Weapon — Death In The Family album artwork 9.0
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LIVING WEAPONDeath In The Family

A masterclass in controlled chaos, where mathcore complexity is refined into a haunting, atmospheric masterpiece of heavy music.

Electric Callboy — TANZNEID album artwork 6.0
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ELECTRIC CALLBOYTANZNEID

A neon-soaked rollercoaster that occasionally loses its footing in the surf of its own over-eager production.