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DARKEST HOUR — Darkest HOUR Drop 'Warrior' Ahead of Suffer Divine
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Darkest HOUR Drop 'Warrior' Ahead of Suffer Divine

Washington, D.C. metalcore pioneers DARKEST HOUR have unveiled the new single and video 'Warrior' from their upcoming album.

Suicide Silence — Remember... You Must Die album artwork 8.0
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SUICIDE SILENCERemember... You Must Die

Suicide Silence deliver a masterclass in textured deathcore, balancing raw aggression with a haunting, atmospheric sophistication.

Rise Of The Northstar — Showdown album artwork 7.0
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RISE OF THE NORTHSTARShowdown

Rise Of The Northstar deliver a production-heavy showcase of groove-driven metalcore on 'Showdown'.

Imminence — Axis Mundi album artwork 10.0
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IMMINENCEAxis Mundi

Imminence have transcended the genre's boundaries to deliver a sprawling, majestic masterpiece of progressive metalcore.

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.

coldrain — OPTIMIZE = OPTDEMISE album artwork 9.0
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COLDRAINOPTIMIZE = OPTDEMISE

A masterclass in melodic metalcore, coldrain balance technical precision with raw emotionality in their most cohesive outing to date.

As I Lay Dying — Through Storms Ahead album artwork 6.0
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AS I LAY DYINGThrough Storms Ahead

As I Lay Dying deliver a competent, if uninspired, collection of metalcore tropes that prioritises safety over visceral impact.

ACCVSED — Dealers of Doom album artwork 8.0
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ACCVSEDDealers of Doom

ACCVSED masterfully balance crushing heavyweights with haunting melodies on their latest gem.

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.

Wolves At The Gate — Lost In Translation album artwork 3.0
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WOLVES AT THE GATELost In Translation

Wolves At The Gate offer a polished but ultimately driftless collection of metalcore that prioritises safety over sonic identity.

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.

Falling In Reverse — Popular Monster album artwork 4.0
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FALLING IN REVERSEPopular Monster

Ronnie Radke weaves a volatile tapestry of melodic metalcore and pop-punk defiance in a daring, high-octane sonic overhaul.

Architects — the classic symptoms of a broken spirit album artwork 7.0
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ARCHITECTSthe classic symptoms of a broken spirit

A haunting, textured exploration of modern malaise that swaps some jagged edges for atmospheric depth.

Wolves At The Gate — Wasteland album artwork 9.0
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WOLVES AT THE GATEWasteland

A staggering, atmospheric triumph that transmutes heavy metal into a visceral journey through spiritual and physical decay.

Half Me — Soma album artwork 5.0
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HALF MESoma

A fractured, high-octane fusion of industrial textures and progressive metalcore that pulses with visceral urgency.

We Came As Romans — Darkbloom album artwork 4.0
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WE CAME AS ROMANSDarkbloom

We Came As Romans trade jagged aggression for a more atmospheric, textural exploration of melody and mood in their latest effort.

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.

Architects — The Sky, The Earth & All Between album artwork 7.0
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ARCHITECTSThe Sky, The Earth & All Between

Architects navigate a haunting, atmospheric landscape of introspection and heavy textures in their latest offering.

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.