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Ladrones — Arriba La L album artwork 1.0
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LADRONESArriba La L

A muddy, identity-less slog that confuses heavy tropes with actual substance.

Rra — El Atlal (الأطلال) album artwork 1.0
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RRAEl Atlal (الأطلال)

A disjointed, structurally incoherent mess that mistakes erratic production choices for artistic depth.

Mother of Graves — The Periapt Of Absence album artwork 1.0
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MOTHER OF GRAVESThe Periapt Of Absence

A catastrophic failure of atmosphere where and doom metal's weight is traded for hollow melodrama.

Windwaker — HYPERVIOLENCE (Expansion Pack) album artwork 1.0
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WINDWAKERHYPERVIOLENCE (Expansion Pack)

A bloated, repetitive slog through the metalcore wasteland that mistakes sheer volume for actual musical substance.

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.

Deep Purple — SPLAT! album artwork 1.0
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DEEP PURPLESPLAT!

Deep Purple's latest effort is a hollow exercise in nostalgia, stripped of the grit and majesty that defined their legacy.

Of Mice & Men — Tether album artwork 1.0
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OF MICE & MENTether

A directionless drift into generic metalcore tropes that fails to forge a meaningful emotional connection.

Spiritbox — Tsunami Sea album artwork 1.0
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SPIRITBOXTsunami Sea

A directionless, hollowed-out drift that sacrifices the band's unique identity for a generic, atmospheric void.

Avenged Sevenfold — STATICA album artwork 1.0
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AVENGED SEVENFOLDSTATICA

STATICA is an 18-minute sausage catastrophe: shapeless, overcooked and almost entirely devoid of musical nourishment.

Avatar — Don't Go In The Forest album artwork 1.0
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AVATARDon't Go In The Forest

Avatar’s latest offering isn’t a forest; it's a swamp of repetitive riffs and tired tropes, drowning any spark of originality.

Arion — The Light That Burns The Sky album artwork 1.0
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ARIONThe Light That Burns The Sky

Arion's latest offering is a relentlessly bland exercise in melodic metal, devoid of spark or originality.

ANGUS McSIX — Angus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye album artwork 1.0
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ANGUS MCSIXAngus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye

A 42-minute plastic siege engine of dead hooks, synthetic blare and jokes that arrive already embalmed.