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In Flames — In Flames Welcome Matt Heafy and Mikael Stanne for Hometown Celebration
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In Flames Welcome Matt Heafy and Mikael Stanne for Hometown Celebration

In Flames delivered a massive hometown performance in Gothenburg, joined by special guests from Trivium and Dark Tranquillity.

Blind Channel — EXIT EMOTIONS album artwork 7.0
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BLIND CHANNELEXIT EMOTIONS

A gritty, nu-metal infused voyage that trades modern sheen for raw, visceral urgency.

Chat Pile — Cool World album artwork 6.0
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CHAT PILECool World

Chat Pile deliver a sludge-soaked slab of noise rock that succeeds as an atmospheric statement but falters on consistency.

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.

Deathchant — Thrones album artwork 8.0
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DEATHCHANTThrones

Deathchant weave a haunting, hallucinogenic tapestry of heavy metal and psychedelia on 'Thrones', an album of profound atmosphere.

Genital Shame — Chronic Illness Wish album artwork 9.0
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GENITAL SHAMEChronic Illness Wish

A masterclass in serrated textures and rhythmic precision, Genital Shame deliver a black metal clinic of visceral, uncompromising intensity.

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.

Deep Purple — =1 album artwork 2.0
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DEEP PURPLE=1

A lackluster collection that trades the band's signature grit for hollow polish.

Villain of the Story — Convergence: Two Minds in One album artwork 9.0
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VILLAIN OF THE STORYConvergence: Two Minds in One

A majestic, high-octane masterclass in heavy fusion that marries post-hardcore grit with stadium-sized metal hooks.

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.

Freedom Call — Silver Romance album artwork 6.0
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FREEDOM CALLSilver Romance

A polished, if somewhat safe, journey through the stars and the mystical past.

MISS MAY I — MISS MAY I Drop DIY Music Video For 'Death Threat'
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MISS MAY I Drop DIY Music Video For 'Death Threat'

The heavy hitters have released a gritty new visual for the anthem 'Death Threat' ahead of their upcoming album.

Saliva — Revelation: Retold album artwork 8.0
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SALIVARevelation: Retold

A sophisticated, textured reimagining of nu-metal staples that finds a sophisticated new life in the shadows of modern production.

Dark Tranquillity — Endtime Signals album artwork 5.0
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DARK TRANQUILLITYEndtime Signals

A polished, albeit safe, continuation of the Gothenburg legacy, where atmosphere occasionally takes precedence over raw aggression.

Pain of Truth — Not Through Blood album artwork 7.0
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PAIN OF TRUTHNot Through Blood

A bruising collision of groove-heavy metal and visceral beatdown hardcore.

Sable Hills — Odyssey album artwork 10.0
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SABLE HILLSOdyssey

A masterclass in modern metalcore, balancing devastating weight with shimmering atmosphere.

Unprocessed — ...And Everything In Between album artwork 9.0
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UNPROCESSED...And Everything In Between

Unprocessed shatter the boundaries of metalcore and prog, delivering a punishing, atmospheric odyssey of sheer sonic power.

Kaonashi — I Want To Go Home. album artwork 7.0
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KAONASHII Want To Go Home.

A jagged, technical masterpiece that trades clinical precision for raw, post-hardcore pathos.

WOLF — Swedish Metal Stalwarts WOLF Debut 'Death Satellite' Ahead of New LP
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Swedish Metal Stalwarts WOLF Debut 'Death Satellite' Ahead of New LP

WOLF offer a shot of pure, man-made metal in their new 'Death Satellite' single and upcoming album 'Hour Of The Wolf'.

Like Moths To Flames — The Cycles Of Trying To Cope album artwork 5.0
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LIKE MOTHS TO FLAMESThe Cycles Of Trying To Cope

Like Moths To Flames offer a polished, yet structurally repetitive journey through the familiar tropes of modern metalcore.