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Lost Horizon — Lost Horizon Are the Greatest Power Metal Band of All Time
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Lost Horizon Are the Greatest Power Metal Band of All Time

A completely restrained and reasonable argument for why Lost Horizon stand alone at the absolute summit of power metal.

Dimmu Borgir Complete Long-Awaited New Album
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Dimmu Borgir Complete Long-Awaited New Album

Dimmu Borgir have finished recording, mixing and mastering the follow-up to 2018’s ‘Eonian’.

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.

Dave Lombardo Praises New Generation of Metal Drummers
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Dave Lombardo Praises New Generation of Metal Drummers

Dave Lombardo says contemporary metal contains a strong field of musicians and rejects reflexive complaints about change.

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.

Slipknot Reportedly Near $120 Million Catalogue Deal
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Slipknot Reportedly Near $120 Million Catalogue Deal

Slipknot were reported to be close to selling royalty interests in their archival catalogue to HarbourView Equity Partners.

Alestorm — The Thunderfist Chronicles album artwork 7.0
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ALESTORMThe Thunderfist Chronicles

Alestorm balance blunt-force pirate-metal hooks with darker detours and an enormous closing epic on their most ambitious recent album.

Hate — Bellum Regiis album artwork 9.0
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HATEBellum Regiis

Hate shape blackened death metal into a severe, immersive campaign of layered guitars, controlled pacing and unusually strong melodic architecture.

Eluveitie — Ànv album artwork 7.0
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ELUVEITIEÀnv

Ànv balances folk-metal colour with sharp melodic hooks, though its smoother middle stretch lowers the impact of an otherwise focused record.

Behemoth — The Shit Ov God album artwork 4.0
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BEHEMOTHThe Shit Ov God

A polished but strangely inert record whose imposing production cannot disguise weak rhythmic ideas and inflated presentation.

Interceptor — Metal Death album artwork 5.0
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INTERCEPTORMetal Death

A serviceable thrash record with flashes of melody, but repetition and an overextended runtime blunt its sharper ideas.

Allegaeon — The Ossuary Lens album artwork 4.0
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ALLEGAEONThe Ossuary Lens

Allegaeon’s fluency remains obvious, but too much of The Ossuary Lens passes as polished motion without a lasting emotional or rhythmic center.

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.

The Butcher Sisters — Das Weiße Album album artwork 5.0
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THE BUTCHER SISTERSDas Weiße Album

A noisy collision of rap metal, party-core hooks and deliberate stupidity that lands about half its punches.

The Halo Effect — March Of The Unheard album artwork 8.0
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THE HALO EFFECTMarch Of The Unheard

A disciplined, sharply arranged melodic death metal record that balances immediate hooks with structural control and sustained tension.

In Flames — Colony album artwork 6.0
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IN FLAMESColony

Colony is rich in melody and guitar detail, but its expanded runtime exposes repetition that the strongest songs easily conceal.

Impellitteri — War Machine album artwork 7.0
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IMPELLITTERIWar Machine

A tightly played heavy-metal record with serious riffing power, sharp drumming and just enough excess to slow its momentum.

Delain — Dance with the Devil album artwork 8.0
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DELAINDance with the Devil

A spectral waltz through gothic grandeur, 'Dance with the Devil' finds Delain both embracing their legacy and forging a thrilling new path.

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.

Korpiklaani — Tales Along This Road album artwork 4.0
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KORPIKLAANITales Along This Road

Korpiklaani’s drinking-song energy produces a few infectious moments, but thin arrangements and repetitive writing quickly exhaust the novelty.