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In This Moment — Witch album artwork 10.0
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IN THIS MOMENTWitch

In This Moment transcend their metal-core roots to deliver a visceral, occult-inspired masterpiece of heavy atmosphere.

Exumer — Death Mask Messiah album artwork 9.0
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EXUMERDeath Mask Messiah

Exumer deliver a jagged, uncompromising slab of heavy music that transforms political frustration into a sonic assault.

Arde la Sangre — Pase Lo Que Pase album artwork 7.0
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ARDE LA SANGREPase Lo Que Pase

A muscular, rhythmic heavy journey that finds its strengths in visceral grooves rather than grandiose spectacle.

TEMIC — Terror Management Theory album artwork 8.0
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TEMICTerror Management Theory

A masterclass in textured heavy music, where atmospheric weight and calculated restraint forge a haunting, immersive experience.

Bear McCreary — The Singularity album artwork 8.0
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BEAR MCCREARYThe Singularity

Bear McCreary crafts a sprawling, cinematic masterpiece of heavy music that blends operatic scale with crushing, metallic weight.

Hulkoff — Hersir album artwork 9.0
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HULKOFFHersir

A masterclass in visceral, rhythm-driven pagan metal that strips away the fluff to leave only pure, muscular weight.

BEARTOOTH — Beartooth Drop Visuals For 'Beautiful Again' To Support New Album
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Beartooth Drop Visuals For 'Beautiful Again' To Support New Album

BEARTOOTH unveil the official music video for 'Beautiful Again' as they gear up for a massive global tour in support of 'Pure Ecstasy'.

The Barbarians of California — MEGATONS album artwork 8.0
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THE BARBARIANS OF CALIFORNIAMEGATONS

A muscular, high-octane journey through California's sonic landscape, where heavy riffs collide with a sharp sense of identity.

Bear McCreary — The Singularity: Ekleipsis album artwork 9.0
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BEAR MCCREARYThe Singularity: Ekleipsis

A towering achievement of heavy music that swaps hollow grandiosity for visceral, rhythm-driven weight.

Rising Insane — DEATHRACE album artwork 9.0
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RISING INSANEDEATHRACE

A visceral, high-octane masterclass in modern metalcore that sheds the polish for pure, unadulterated aggression.

Sarcator — Swarming Angels & Flies album artwork 7.0
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SARCATORSwarming Angels & Flies

Sarcator delivers a meticulously textured fusion of black and thrash, finding a haunting, mournful grace amidst the sonic violence.

From Ashes to New — Reflections album artwork 6.0
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FROM ASHES TO NEWReflections

A polished but ultimately hollow exercise in nu-metal revivalism that prioritises safety over substance.

Axty — The Pain Made Me Who I Am album artwork 5.0
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AXTYThe Pain Made Me Who I Am

Asty's newest outing is a predictably safe exploration of trauma, delivering heavy riffs but lacking the emotional depth to truly cut.

Green Lung — This Heathen Land album artwork 6.0
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GREEN LUNGThis Heathen Land

Green Lung's 'This Heathen Land' trades palpable atmosphere for indulgent, plodding pacing.

Hulder — Verses In Oath album artwork 4.0
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HULDERVerses In Oath

Hulder trade generic blackened tropes for a haunting, atmospheric descent into Belgian folklore.

EXTOL — Extol Set to Return with 'Aura of Decay' and New Single
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Extol Set to Return with 'Aura of Decay' and New Single

Norwegian extreme metal pioneers EXTOL announce their first full-length album in over a decade, arriving this November.

Beartooth — Pure Ecstasy album artwork 1.0
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BEARTOOTHPure Ecstasy

Beartooth abandons grit for glossy, aimless filler, resulting in an album that prioritises polish over the very backbone of metalcore.

Mastodon — Marrow Deep album artwork 8.0
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MASTODONMarrow Deep

Mastodon trade sprawling atmosphere for grit and bone-crunching riffs in a heavy, calculated evolution.

Northlane — Node: Reloaded album artwork 7.0
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NORTHLANENode: Reloaded

Northlane trade organic metalcore for a pulse-pounding, industrial-tinged descent into the machine.

Chat Pile — In the Earth Again album artwork 7.0
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CHAT PILEIn the Earth Again

A punishing, sludge-soaked exercise in sonic attrition that balances heavy groove with unsettling, post-hardcore tension.