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Therion — Leviathan II album artwork 9.0
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THERIONLeviathan II

Therion forge a towering, avant-garde masterwork that proves symphonic metal can still possess teeth.

To The Grave — Director's Cuts album artwork 5.0
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TO THE GRAVEDirector's Cuts

A clinical, punishing display of deathcore that prioritises precision over pyrotechnics, resulting in a cold, calculated sonic assault.

Amon Amarth — The Allfather Awakens album artwork 7.0
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AMON AMARTHThe Allfather Awakens

Amon Amarth deliver a polished, arena-ready slice of Norse mythology, but the spark of danger feels buried under layers of production.

Miss May I — No Place For Me album artwork 9.0
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MISS MAY INo Place For Me

Miss May I navigate the desolate space between melodic metalcore and haunting atmosphere on 'No Place For Me'.

Abbie Falls — Life is just a temporary plan album artwork 8.0
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ABBIE FALLSLife is just a temporary plan

Abbie Falls deliver a masterclass in visceral metalcore, blending political fury with punishing sonic weight.

To The Grave — LIBERATION FRONT album artwork 8.0
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TO THE GRAVELIBERATION FRONT

A masterful blend of deathcore weight and hardcore urgency, polished to a cold, clinical sheen.

Deathchant — KOVA album artwork 3.0
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DEATHCHANTKOVA

Deathchant swaps muscular metal for aimless, psychedelic wanderings on KOVA, ultimately sacrificing momentum for atmospheric indulgence.

Burner — No One Is Coming To Save Us album artwork 8.0
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BURNERNo One Is Coming To Save Us

A relentless, jagged descent into the maw of deathgrind that prioritises primal aggression over safe production.

BRAT — Manslayer album artwork 8.0
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BRATManslayer

A masterful fusion of grindcore velocity and death metal weight, Manslayer showcases surgical precision in extreme songwriting.

LUNA KILLS — DEATHMATCH album artwork 8.0
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LUNA KILLSDEATHMATCH

LUNA KILLS reclaim the grit of the turn-of-the-millennium. DEATHMATCH is a lean, mean, and dangerously stylish heater.

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'.

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.

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.

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.

Currents — The Death We Seek album artwork 4.0
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CURRENTSThe Death We Seek

A haunting, atmospheric descent into the anatomy of grief and the pursuit of finality.

PeelingFlesh — PF Radio 2 (Slowed) album artwork 1.0
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PEELINGFLESHPF Radio 2 (Slowed)

A murky, dragging exercise in and out of nothingness that fails to justify its sluggish tempo.

CABAL — Everything Rots album artwork 8.0
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CABALEverything Rots

CABAL weave a suffocating tapestry of deathcore and ambient textures, exploring the visceral cycle of decay and spiritual exhaustion.

Cannibal Corpse — Cannibal Corpse's Paul Mazurkiewicz Reflects on the Toll of Decades on the Road
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Cannibal Corpse's Paul Mazurkiewicz Reflects on the Toll of Decades on the Road

The Florida death metal veterans admit that while the fire remains, the physical demands of touring are evolving as they age.