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Children Of Bodom — Hatebreeder album artwork 8.0
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CHILDREN OF BODOMHatebreeder

Children of Bodom turn neoclassical flash, blackened aggression and irresistible hooks into a fast, reckless and enduring melodic metal record.

Blackwater Holylight — Not Here Not Gone album artwork 6.0
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BLACKWATER HOLYLIGHTNot Here Not Gone

Blackwater Holylight drift through doom, psychedelia and dreamlike rock with patience, though the album sometimes dissolves into mist.

Edge Of Sanity — Crimson album artwork 7.0
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EDGE OF SANITYCrimson

An ambitious single-piece death metal work whose melodic continuity impresses even when its long-form pacing occasionally loosens.

Metal Allegiance Return With ‘Black Horizon’
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Metal Allegiance Return With ‘Black Horizon’

Metal Allegiance have released their first original song since 2018, featuring Alice In Chains vocalist William DuVall.

Black Label Society Announce European Tour
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Black Label Society Announce European Tour

Black Label Society will tour Europe from May through August 2026 with rotating support acts.

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’.

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.

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.

Ensiferum — Ensiferum album artwork 9.0
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ENSIFERUMEnsiferum

Ensiferum’s debut combines heroic melody, blackened aggression and folk atmosphere with remarkable confidence and unusually strong songwriting.

Opeth — Blackwater Park album artwork 6.0
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OPETHBlackwater Park

Opeth’s landmark atmosphere remains potent, but the album’s grand scale too often turns tension into delay and repetition.

Midnight — Hellish Expectations album artwork 6.0
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MIDNIGHTHellish Expectations

Twenty-five minutes of filthy speed and blackened swagger: effective, immediate and too familiar to feel truly dangerous.

Edge Of Sanity — Crimson II album artwork 9.0
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EDGE OF SANITYCrimson II

A ferocious progressive death-metal suite that turns fragmentation, conflict and repetition into a coherent dramatic whole.

Imperial Demonic — Beneath the Crimson Eclipse album artwork 9.0
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IMPERIAL DEMONICBeneath the Crimson Eclipse

Beneath the Crimson Eclipse is a compact, cold-blooded statement with strong identity, sharp pacing and no wasted movement.

Moonsorrow — Voimasta ja Kunniasta album artwork 5.0
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MOONSORROWVoimasta ja Kunniasta

Moonsorrow build an imposing pagan-metal landscape, but repetition and blunt transitions leave too much of the journey unresolved.

Edge Of Sanity — Infernal album artwork 8.0
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EDGE OF SANITYInfernal

A fractured but compelling Edge of Sanity record, balancing sharp death-metal impact with Dan Swanö’s expanding progressive instincts.

Moonspell — Hermitage album artwork 7.0
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MOONSPELLHermitage

Hermitage trades Moonspell’s usual theatrical force for reflective weight, and the restraint often reveals more than spectacle would.

Emperor — Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk album artwork 6.0
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EMPERORAnthems To The Welkin At Dusk

More intricate and disciplined than its predecessor, though Emperor’s increased complexity sometimes suppresses the raw emotional force.

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.

Emperor — In The Nightside Eclipse album artwork 8.0
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EMPERORIn The Nightside Eclipse

A landmark of symphonic black metal: vast, hostile and atmospheric, with grandeur outweighing its occasional murk.

Beast In Black — From Hell with Love album artwork 10.0
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BEAST IN BLACKFrom Hell with Love

From Hell with Love turns shameless synth-metal excess into a near-perfect sequence of hooks, riffs and heroic nonsense.