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Flotsam & Jetsam — Rats in the Temple album artwork 2.0
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FLOTSAM & JETSAMRats in the Temple

A bloated, repetitive slog through turgid and weary tropes that fails to find a single compelling melody amidst the grime.

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.

Ministry — HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES album artwork 2.0
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MINISTRYHOPIUMFORTHEMASSES

Ministry trades their industrial teeth for a numbing, industrial-lite sedative that feels less like a revolution and more like a retreat.

Orbit Culture — Descent album artwork 2.0
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ORBIT CULTUREDescent

A bloated, muddy excursion into generic melodic death metal where technical proficiency is squandered on over-indulgent compositions.

Disfiguring The Goddess — Bloom album artwork 2.0
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DISFIGURING THE GODDESSBloom

A fractured, identity-less journey through the lowest common denominators of modern extreme metal.

soil — AMB‐02 album artwork 2.0
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SOILAMB‐02

A bloated, directionless excursion into alternative metal mulch that offers all the thrills of a damp sponge.

Future Palace — Resurgence album artwork 2.0
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FUTURE PALACEResurgence

Future Palace delivers a glossy, hollow collection of tropes that mistakes high production values for actual musical substance.

Unprocessed — Angel album artwork 2.0
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UNPROCESSEDAngel

A bloated, identity-less odyssey that mistakes progressive complexity for depth and replaces genuine conviction with hollow aesthetic choices.

Slaughter to Prevail — GRIZZLY album artwork 2.0
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SLAUGHTER TO PREVAILGRIZZLY

A bloated, identity-confused slog that trades artistic integrity for hollow, nu-metal influenced posturing.

Bloodywood — Nu Delhi album artwork 2.0
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BLOODYWOODNu Delhi

Bloodywood's latest offering loses its cultural potency in a sea of over-polished production and identity confusion.

Castle Rat — The Bestiary album artwork 2.0
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CASTLE RATThe Bestiary

A bloated, aimless slog through a fantasy wasteland that sacrifices heavy metal weight for hollow theatricality.

Cyan Kicks — Come Hell, Come High Water album artwork 2.0
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CYAN KICKSCome Hell, Come High Water

Cyan Kicks' debut is a frustrating exercise in overblown ideas and sloppy execution; it drowns rather than delivers.

Avantasia — The Metal Opera album artwork 2.0
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AVANTASIAThe Metal Opera

Avantasia’s debut metal opera buries a few decent power metal hooks beneath stiff narration, generic writing and exhausting theatrical excess.