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Dynazty — Game of Faces album artwork 7.0
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DYNAZTYGame of Faces

A valiant effort, but 'Game of Faces' feels like a band treading water rather than forging ahead.

The HU — HUN album artwork 7.0
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THE HUHUN

A valiant, if somewhat predictable, second act for Mongolian folk metal titans The HU.

Birmingham Marks First Anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne’s Death
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Birmingham Marks First Anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne’s Death

Birmingham hosted the first Ozzy Day with live music, public art and citywide tributes to the Black Sabbath frontman.

Sinsid — All That Remains album artwork 7.0
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SINSIDAll That Remains

Sinsid deliver traditional heavy metal with sturdy hooks and clear conviction, even when the songwriting leans heavily on inherited forms.

Armored Saint — Emotion Factory Reset album artwork 6.0
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ARMORED SAINTEmotion Factory Reset

Emotion Factory Reset offers sturdy heavy-metal craft and strong vocal character, but too few songs create lasting urgency.

William Shatner Recruits Dave Lombardo for Metal Album
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William Shatner Recruits Dave Lombardo for Metal Album

William Shatner’s forthcoming heavy metal project now features Dave Lombardo, John Moyer and Rob Halford.

Raven Plan to Record New Album This Summer
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Raven Plan to Record New Album This Summer

Raven have written a large pool of songs and expect to begin recording their next album in July or August.

Metal Church Announce ‘Dead To Rights’ Album
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Metal Church Announce ‘Dead To Rights’ Album

Metal Church will release their thirteenth studio album, ‘Dead To Rights’, on April 10 through Rat Pak Records.

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.

Manowar Announce ‘Kings Of Metal’ 2027 Tour
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Manowar Announce ‘Kings Of Metal’ 2027 Tour

Manowar will celebrate ‘Kings Of Metal’ and ‘Fighting The World’ with alternating full-album sets in 2027.

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.

Phronexis — Opulence of Metal album artwork 8.0
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PHRONEXISOpulence of Metal

A flamboyant, hook-heavy metal record whose excess works because the songs beneath it are sharp, varied and built to move a crowd.

DragonForce — Warp Speed Warriors album artwork 7.0
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DRAGONFORCEWarp Speed Warriors

DragonForce turn their familiar velocity into a bright arcade-metal sprint, with strong hooks and a few unnecessary bonus laps.

Sabaton — The War to End All Wars album artwork 6.0
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SABATONThe War to End All Wars

The War to End All Wars delivers sturdy hooks and battlefield momentum, but Sabaton’s familiar machinery shows through the smoke.

Helloween — Helloween album artwork 6.0
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HELLOWEENHelloween

Helloween’s reunion album is energetic and professional, but its strongest moments come when nostalgia yields to tension.

Anthrax — Worship Music album artwork 9.0
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ANTHRAXWorship Music

Anthrax return with sharpened riffs, huge choruses and the kind of rhythmic discipline most comeback albums never find.

Ad Infinitum — Chapter I - Monarchy album artwork 7.0
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AD INFINITUMChapter I - Monarchy

A poised symphonic-metal debut with strong melodic architecture, dark color and a bonus-heavy runtime that dilutes its focus.

Wind Rose — Wintersaga album artwork 9.0
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WIND ROSEWintersaga

Wintersaga turns a tightly defined fantasy-metal identity into huge hooks, brisk pacing and near-constant replay value.

HammerFall — Dominion album artwork 5.0
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HAMMERFALLDominion

HammerFall deliver sturdy choruses and bright steel, but Dominion spends too long marching through familiar territory.

Sabaton — The Great War album artwork 7.0
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SABATONThe Great War

The Great War is compact, rhythmically sturdy and hook-heavy, though Sabaton’s formula occasionally turns history into assembly-line spectacle.