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Amaranthe — The Catalyst (Bonus Version) album artwork 7.0
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AMARANTHEThe Catalyst (Bonus Version)

Amaranthe continue their high-octane march, blending dance-metal polish with raw melodic power.

Nocturna — Of Sorcery And Darkness album artwork 7.0
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NOCTURNAOf Sorcery And Darkness

Nocturna weave a dense tapestry of symphonic power metal that balances cinematic grandeur with a touch of accessible magic.

Converge — Love Is Not Enough album artwork 7.0
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CONVERGELove Is Not Enough

A calculated, muscular evolution of mathcore that trades some jagged unpredictability for a more streamlined, punishing aggression.

Visions of Atlantis — A Pirate's Symphony album artwork 7.0
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VISIONS OF ATLANTISA Pirate's Symphony

Visions of Atlantis deliver a sprawling, maritime voyage through symphonic grandeur and cinematic scope.

Castle Rat — Into The Realm album artwork 7.0
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CASTLE RATInto The Realm

A dense, cavernous descent into heavy doom that trades instant speed for agonizing atmosphere.

Apocalyptica — Plays Metallica, Vol. 2 album artwork 7.0
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APOCALYPTICAPlays Metallica, Vol. 2

Apocalyptica's latest tribute to Metallica balances atmospheric gravitas with high-octane cellistic pyrotechnics.

Lord Of The Lost — OPVS NOIR Vol. 1 album artwork 7.0
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LORD OF THE LOSTOPVS NOIR Vol. 1

Lord Of The Lost pivot towards industrial textures in a brooding, gothic odyssey.

Metalite — Expedition One album artwork 7.0
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METALITEExpedition One

A sprawling, symphonic odyssey that leans heavily into cosmic escapism to find its footing.

Simone Simons — Vermillion album artwork 7.0
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SIMONE SIMONSVermillion

A polished, symphonic addition to the gothic metal canon that prioritises atmospheric consistency over radical sonic innovation.

Within Temptation — Bleed Out album artwork 7.0
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WITHIN TEMPTATIONBleed Out

Within Temptation navigate a polished, atmospheric landscape of symphonic metal on their latest offering.

PassCode — INSIGNIA album artwork 7.0
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PASSCODEINSIGNIA

A neon-soaked odyssey where sugary melodies collide with heavy riffs in a polished, atmospheric display of kawaii metal.

Rob Zombie — The Great Satan album artwork 7.0
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ROB ZOMBIEThe Great Satan

Rob Zombie leans into his industrial metal roots with a gritty, high-octane collection of groove and grit.

August Burns Red — Season of Surrender album artwork 7.0
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AUGUST BURNS REDSeason of Surrender

A polished, technically proficient slab of metalcore that prioritises precision over raw danger.

Tarja — Frisson Noir album artwork 7.0
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TARJAFrisson Noir

Tarja's latest offering is a carefully constructed soundscape of gothic grandeur and orchestral metal, but lacks the visceral punch to truly ignite.

Ambush — Evil In All Dimensions album artwork 7.0
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AMBUSHEvil In All Dimensions

'Evil In All Dimensions' delivers a solid dose of modern metal, but ultimately lacks the spark to truly transcend its influences.

Epica — Aspiral album artwork 7.0
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EPICAAspiral

*Aspiral* finds Epica wrestling with weighty themes and expansive soundscapes, delivering a mostly compelling journey despite moments of self-indulgence.

Paradise Lost — Ascension album artwork 7.0
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PARADISE LOSTAscension

Paradise Lost's latest offering, 'Ascension', delivers a familiar blend of gothic grandeur and crushing doom, though its length proves a minor stumbling block.

Dynazty — Game of Faces album artwork 7.0
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DYNAZTYGame of Faces

A valiant effort, but 'Game of Faces' feels like a band treading water rather than forging ahead.

The HU — HUN album artwork 7.0
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THE HUHUN

A valiant, if somewhat predictable, second act for Mongolian folk metal titans The HU.

Sinsid — All That Remains album artwork 7.0
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SINSIDAll That Remains

Sinsid deliver traditional heavy metal with sturdy hooks and clear conviction, even when the songwriting leans heavily on inherited forms.