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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.

Lacuna Coil — Sleepless Empire album artwork 6.0
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LACUNA COILSleepless Empire

Lacuna Coil find a muted, atmospheric equilibrium in 'Sleepless Empire', though the weight of expectation lingers heavy.

Frozen Soul — No Place of Warmth album artwork 4.0
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FROZEN SOULNo Place of Warmth

A frosty, politically charged death metal odyssey that trades empty tropes for visceral ideological warfare.

Orbit Culture — Death Above Life album artwork 3.0
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ORBIT CULTUREDeath Above Life

A bloated, over-produced slog through the swamp of melodic death metal tropes.

Allt — Ataraxia album artwork 5.0
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ALLTAtaraxia

A polished, if somewhat safe, addition to the progressive metalcore canon that prioritises melodic hooks over raw edge.

BLIND CHANNEL — Blind Channel Set to Unleash Mature New Album 'Painstream'
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Blind Channel Set to Unleash Mature New Album 'Painstream'

Finnish modern metal heavyweights BLIND CHANNEL announce their sixth studio album, Painstream, arriving via Century Media.

Of Mice & Men — Another Miracle album artwork 9.0
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OF MICE & MENAnother Miracle

A towering achievement in modern metalcore that marries visceral aggression with soaring, cinematic hooks.

Lamb of God — Into Oblivion album artwork 8.0
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LAMB OF GODInto Oblivion

Lamb of God strip away the fat to deliver a lean, punishing masterclass in modern groove metal.

At The Gates — The Ghost of a Future Dead album artwork 5.0
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AT THE GATESThe Ghost of a Future Dead

The Gothenburg titans return, but 'The Ghost of a Future Dead' feels like a spectral echo of their former glory.

Coroner Announce First New Album in 32 Years
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Coroner Announce First New Album in 32 Years

Swiss technical metal pioneers Coroner will release ‘Dissonance Theory’ on October 17 through Century Media.

Arch Enemy — Blood Dynasty album artwork 8.0
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ARCH ENEMYBlood Dynasty

Arch Enemy keep the familiar machinery of melodic death metal, then sharpen it until Blood Dynasty feels less like a victory lap than a weapon being brought back to the light.

Arch Enemy — Deceivers album artwork 8.0
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ARCH ENEMYDeceivers

Deceivers turns Arch Enemy’s precision into momentum, pairing sharp melodic hooks with enough emotional contrast to keep the polish alive.

Turisas — Turisas2013 album artwork 8.0
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TURISASTurisas2013

A triumphant return! Turisas2013 is a glorious, galloping folk metal feast that reasserts the band's unique and brutal vision.

Dark Tranquillity — Moment album artwork 7.0
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DARK TRANQUILLITYMoment

Moment balances melodic clarity with controlled aggression, delivering a dependable Dark Tranquillity record that rarely risks instability.

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.

Dark Tranquillity — The Gallery album artwork 6.0
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DARK TRANQUILLITYThe Gallery

Dark Tranquillity’s melodic death metal landmark is rich in ideas and atmosphere, though its restless complexity sometimes obscures its hooks.

Arch Enemy — Will To Power album artwork 5.0
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ARCH ENEMYWill To Power

Arch Enemy’s polished attack still lands, but rigid structures and overworked hooks leave Will to Power feeling engineered rather than alive.

Edge Of Sanity — Nothing But Death Remains album artwork 6.0
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EDGE OF SANITYNothing But Death Remains

Edge of Sanity’s debut is raw, compact Swedish death metal with flashes of the ambition that would later define the band.

Turisas — Battle Metal album artwork 10.0
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TURISASBattle Metal

Turisas turn folk metal into a full-scale war pageant, delivering a debut packed with hooks, momentum and theatrical conviction.