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Ankor — Shoganai album artwork 6.0
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ANKORShoganai

A polished, if somewhat directionless, exercise in alternative metal tropes that prioritises production sheen over structural innovation.

Twiztid — Glyph album artwork 6.0
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TWIZTIDGlyph

Twiztid lean into their horrorcore roots on Glyph, but the murky atmosphere often obscures the sharpeness of their lyrical craft.

Butcher Babies — NIGHTBLOOM album artwork 6.0
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BUTCHER BABIESNIGHTBLOOM

Butcher Babies drift into a haze of atmospheric malaise on NIGHTBLOOM, offering a moody but ultimately hollow exercise in groove metal.

coldrain — FINAL DESTINATION + VENGEANCE (XV RE:RECORDED) album artwork 6.0
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COLDRAINFINAL DESTINATION + VENGEANCE (XV RE:RECORDED)

A polished, yet increasingly diluted, offering where technical polish replaces raw conviction.

I Am Your God — SINister album artwork 6.0
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I AM YOUR GODSINister

Melodic death metal enters a murky thicket of standard tropes on I Am Your God's latest effort.

WARGASM (UK) — Venom album artwork 6.0
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WARGASM (UK)Venom

WARGASM trade in high-octane sonic poison, blending digital hardcore aggression with a heavy, sleazy nu-metal sheen.

As I Lay Dying — Through Storms Ahead album artwork 6.0
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AS I LAY DYINGThrough Storms Ahead

As I Lay Dying deliver a competent, if uninspired, collection of metalcore tropes that prioritises safety over visceral impact.

CABAL — Magno Interitus album artwork 6.0
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CABALMagno Interitus

A bloated exercise in deathcore clichés where the atmosphere is often suffocating rather than immersive.

Godflesh — Decay album artwork 6.0
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GODFLESHDecay

Godflesh return with a grinding, industrial sludge that feels more like a weary sigh than a revolutionary roar.

Doro — Warriors Of The Sea album artwork 6.0
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DOROWarriors Of The Sea

A somewhat diluted voyage where the classic spirit of the Queen of Metal meets a diluted, live-hybrid production.

Gloryhammer — Return to the Kingdom of Fife album artwork 6.0
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GLORYHAMMERReturn to the Kingdom of Fife

While Gloryhammer masters the aesthetics of cinematic power metal, 'Return to the Kingdom of Fife' feels like a repetitive exercise in spectacle.

Heidevolk — Wederkeer album artwork 6.0
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HEIDEVOLKWederkeer

Heidevolk delivers a competent, if somewhat tepid, folk metal outing that prioritises safe atmosphere over searing intensity.

SiM — PLAYDEAD album artwork 6.0
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SIMPLAYDEAD

SiM navigates a dense thicket of emotional turmoil and heavy aesthetics, but the sheer ambition of the concept occasionally clouds the musical focus.

Malokarpatan — Vertumnus Caesar album artwork 6.0
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MALOKARPATANVertumnus Caesar

A sprawling, atmospheric journey that occasionally loses its way in the woods of its own aesthetic ambition.

Sigh — I Saw the World’s End –Hangman’s Hymn MMXXV album artwork 6.0
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SIGHI Saw the World’s End –Hangman’s Hymn MMXXV

Sigh lean into their avant-garde throne, but the indulgence of the spectacle occasionally threatens to drown the raw black metal core.

Ocean Sleeper — Peace When I'm Dead album artwork 6.0
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OCEAN SLEEPERPeace When I'm Dead

Ocean Sleeper delivers a polished, albeit uninspired, collection of heavy anthems that prioritises safety over sonic danger.

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.

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.

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.

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.