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Dead Rabbitts — Redefined album artwork 5.0
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DEAD RABBITTSRedefined

A plodging, self-indulgent excursion into the 'post-hardcore' bargain bin.

Russian Circles — Nine album artwork 5.0
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RUSSIAN CIRCLESNine

A masterclass in textural heavy music, 'Nine' sees Russian Circles refine their cavernous sound into a haunting, deliberate experience.

Axty — Hannya album artwork 5.0
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AXTYHannya

Axty delivers a polished, if somewhat uninspired, collection of metalcore tropes that prioritises production over personality.

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.

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.

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.

Saliva — Breaking Through album artwork 5.0
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SALIVABreaking Through

Saliva’s 'Breaking Through' offers a hollow exercise in genre-trope recycling, prioritising accessible textures over musical depth.

Tulip — Big Shiny Metal Tunes album artwork 5.0
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TULIPBig Shiny Metal Tunes

A symphonic metal odyssey that prioritises atmosphere over structural integrity, ultimately stalling under the weight of its own ambition.

Sylosis — A Sign of Things to Come album artwork 5.0
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SYLOSISA Sign of Things to Come

A polished, slightly predictable exercise in modern metal hybridity that loses its edge in the pursuit of technical perfection.

Lord Of The Lost — Weapons Of Mass Seduction album artwork 5.0
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LORD OF THE LOSTWeapons Of Mass Seduction

A decadent, industrial-tinged descent into the theatre of obsession where pop sensibilities and gothic weight collide.

Lord Of The Lost — OPVS NOIR Vol. 2 album artwork 5.0
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LORD OF THE LOSTOPVS NOIR Vol. 2

A slick, safe collection of gothic tropes that swaps genuine danger for polished industrial sheen.

Powerwolf — Wake Up The Wicked album artwork 5.0
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POWERWOLFWake Up The Wicked

A study in stylistic stagnation where theatrical grandeur fails to mask a lack of genuine musical evolution.

Blackbriar — A Dark Euphony album artwork 5.0
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BLACKBRIARA Dark Euphony

Blackbriar offers a somber, textured journey through gothic symphonics that ultimately feels slightly diluted by its own ambition.

Nightwish — Yesterwynde album artwork 5.0
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NIGHTWISHYesterwynde

A sprawling, somber odyssey that prioritises atmospheric density over symphonic spectacle.

Korpiklaani — Rankarumpu album artwork 5.0
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KORPIKLAANIRankarumpu

Korpiklaani deliver a riotous, folk-infused masterpiece that celebrates the spirit of the northern wilderness.

Allt — Ataraxia album artwork 5.0
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ALLTAtaraxia

A polished, if somewhat safe, addition to the progressive metalcore canon that prioritises melodic hooks over raw edge.

Megadeth — Megadeth album artwork 5.0
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MEGADETHMegadeth

Megadeth’s latest effort is a lukewarm, identity-muddled slog that fails to ignite the spark of their thrasher roots.

Rotting Christ — Aealo album artwork 5.0
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ROTTING CHRISTAealo

A bloated, self-indulgent odyssey that mistakes cavernous production for depth and gothic grandiosity for actual substance.

Fires in the Distance — Circadian Promise album artwork 5.0
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FIRES IN THE DISTANCECircadian Promise

A haunting, atmospheric journey through metal's more ethereal reaches that ultimately feels lost in its own shadows.

Helloween — Giants & Monsters album artwork 5.0
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HELLOWEENGiants & Monsters

Helloween's latest offering, 'Giants & Monsters', feels like a band caught between reverence for their past and the daunting task of forging something new.