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Steel Panther Announce 2026 European Tour
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Steel Panther Announce 2026 European Tour

Steel Panther will bring the ‘Twenty Twenty S€x’ tour to Europe and the UK across June and July.

In Flames Announce Major European Summer Tour
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In Flames Announce Major European Summer Tour

In Flames will play more than 25 European dates between July and August 2026, ending at Göteborg Brinner.

Manowar Announce ‘Kings Of Metal’ 2027 Tour
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Manowar Announce ‘Kings Of Metal’ 2027 Tour

Manowar will celebrate ‘Kings Of Metal’ and ‘Fighting The World’ with alternating full-album sets in 2027.

Foo Fighters Announce 2026 European Stadium Tour
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Foo Fighters Announce 2026 European Stadium Tour

Foo Fighters will play 12 European stadium and festival dates across June and July 2026.

Metal Allegiance Announce 2026 Anaheim Concert
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Metal Allegiance Announce 2026 Anaheim Concert

Metal Allegiance will return to the House Of Blues Anaheim with guests from Alice In Chains, Exodus, Sepultura and Mastodon.

Matt Tuck Defends Bullet For My Valentine’s Metalcore Roots
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Matt Tuck Defends Bullet For My Valentine’s Metalcore Roots

Matt Tuck says Bullet For My Valentine remain proud of metalcore while continuing to expand beyond its original boundaries.

Six Feet Under Cancel ‘Midnight In Hell’ Tour
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Six Feet Under Cancel ‘Midnight In Hell’ Tour

Six Feet Under have cancelled their autumn 2025 US tour and intend to reschedule the dates in 2026.

Brothers of Metal — Fimbulvinter album artwork 8.0
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BROTHERS OF METALFimbulvinter

A vivid, emotionally committed power-metal journey that turns Norse mythology into something warmer than simple battle-pageantry.

Phronexis — Opulence of Metal album artwork 8.0
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PHRONEXISOpulence of Metal

A flamboyant, hook-heavy metal record whose excess works because the songs beneath it are sharp, varied and built to move a crowd.

Midnight — Hellish Expectations album artwork 6.0
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MIDNIGHTHellish Expectations

Twenty-five minutes of filthy speed and blackened swagger: effective, immediate and too familiar to feel truly dangerous.

Carcass — Reek Of Putrefaction album artwork 5.0
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CARCASSReek Of Putrefaction

Historically potent but sonically punishing, Reek of Putrefaction is more manifesto than fully formed album.

Amorphis — Halo album artwork 7.0
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AMORPHISHalo

Halo wraps Amorphis’ melancholy melodies in muscular production, balancing rich hooks with a few stretches of overextended grandeur.

Powerwolf — Call of the Wild album artwork 4.0
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POWERWOLFCall of the Wild

Call of the Wild has atmosphere and hooks, but Powerwolf’s rigid formula leaves too many songs sounding like alternate costumes on one idea.

Exhumed — Slaughtercult album artwork 7.0
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EXHUMEDSlaughtercult

Compact, tightly engineered goregrind that balances speed, riff density and structural control better than its chaos suggests.

At The Gates — Slaughter Of The Soul album artwork 8.0
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AT THE GATESSlaughter Of The Soul

At the Gates deliver a brutally concise melodic death metal blueprint whose precision, urgency and riff economy remain formidable.

Tetrarch — Unstable album artwork 6.0
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TETRARCHUnstable

Unstable turns anxiety into blunt, heavy hooks, though its narrow emotional vocabulary and repeated structures limit the payoff.

Moonspell — Hermitage album artwork 7.0
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MOONSPELLHermitage

Hermitage trades Moonspell’s usual theatrical force for reflective weight, and the restraint often reveals more than spectacle would.

Finntroll — Vredesvävd album artwork 6.0
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FINNTROLLVredesvävd

A compact, expertly made Finntroll record whose darker atmosphere is persuasive, though few songs become truly indispensable.

Amorphis — Tales From The Thousand Lakes album artwork 7.0
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AMORPHISTales From The Thousand Lakes

Amorphis transform death metal through Finnish folk melody and mournful keyboards on a landmark album that remains strange and absorbing.

Jinjer — Macro album artwork 4.0
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JINJERMacro

Macro is full of striking performances and sharp contrasts, but its emotional and musical fragments rarely form a convincing whole.