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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.

Electric Callboy — TANZNEID album artwork 6.0
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ELECTRIC CALLBOYTANZNEID

A neon-soaked rollercoaster that occasionally loses its footing in the surf of its own over-eager production.

Beartooth — The Surface album artwork 6.0
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BEARTOOTHThe Surface

Beartooth offers a polished, safe, and somewhat weary stroll through familiar metalcore territory on 'The Surface'.

Tarja — Dark Christmas album artwork 6.0
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TARJADark Christmas

A symphonic makeover of festive staples that leans heavily on atmosphere over edge.

Ministry — The Squirrely Years Revisited album artwork 6.0
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MINISTRYThe Squirrely Years Revisited

Ministry attempts to revitalise a period of inconsistent identity, resulting in a production that feels more like a curated echo than growth.

Moonlight Haze — Beyond album artwork 6.0
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MOONLIGHT HAZEBeyond

A symphonic metal outing that prioritises atmosphere over edge, ultimately succumbing to the very weight of its own ambition.

Rotting Christ — Pro Xristou album artwork 6.0
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ROTTING CHRISTPro Xristou

A sprawling, atmospheric odyssey that struggles to balance its grandiose ambitions with cohesive structural clarity.

Gothminister — Pandemonium II: The Battle of the Underworlds album artwork 6.0
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GOTHMINISTERPandemonium II: The Battle of the Underworlds

A polished, industrial-leaning follow-up that prioritises atmosphere over organic grit.

Poppy — Zig album artwork 6.0
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POPPYZig

Poppy attempts to bridge the gap between nu-metal grit and synth-pop sheen, but the resulting aesthetic is more confused than confrontational.

Týr — Battle Ballads album artwork 6.0
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TýRBattle Ballads

A polished, safe voyage through Norse mythology that swaps genuine peril for high-production safety.

Evergrey — Theories Of Emptiness album artwork 6.0
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EVERGREYTheories Of Emptiness

A sprawling, slightly bloated excursion into progressive metal that prioritises atmosphere over concise songwriting.

Masterplan — Metalmorphosis album artwork 6.0
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MASTERPLANMetalmorphosis

Technical proficiency meets a lack of creative direction in Masterplan's latest power metal offering.

Sonata Arctica — Clear Cold Beyond album artwork 6.0
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SONATA ARCTICAClear Cold Beyond

A polished but somewhat safe voyage through the familiar waters of Finnish power metal.

Battlesnake — Dawn Of The Exultants And The Hunt For The Shepherd album artwork 6.0
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BATTLESNAKEDawn Of The Exultants And The Hunt For The Shepherd

A sprawling, somewhat self-indulgent excursion into technicality that occasionally loses its way in the thicket of its own production.

Lacuna Coil — Sleepless Empire album artwork 6.0
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LACUNA COILSleepless Empire

Lacuna Coil find a muted, atmospheric equilibrium in 'Sleepless Empire', though the weight of expectation lingers heavy.