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156/Silence — People Watching album artwork 9.0
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156/SILENCEPeople Watching

A masterclass in technical precision that refuses to sacrifice heavy hooks for the sake of complexity.

Darkest Hour — Perpetual Terminal album artwork 9.0
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DARKEST HOURPerpetual Terminal

Darkest Hour trade bloated theatrics for razor-sharp riffage and relentless percussion in a defining turn for the melodic metalcore scene.

Chat Pile — Who Loves The Sun album artwork 9.0
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CHAT PILEWho Loves The Sun

A suffocating, visceral masterpiece of sludge and noise that captures the decay of intimacy.

156/Silence — From A Distance album artwork 9.0
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156/SILENCEFrom A Distance

156/Silence deliver a masterclass in mathcore volatility, weaving jagged technicality with raw, post-hardcore urgency.

NOVELISTS — CODA album artwork 9.0
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NOVELISTSCODA

NOVELISTS deliver a technical tour de force that marries complex composition with raw emotional resonance in their latest masterpiece.

Consvmer — Seelenfrieden album artwork 9.0
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CONSVMERSeelenfrieden

Consvmer shatter the boundaries of modern metalcore with a haunting, progressive odyssey that feels both visceral and intellectually demanding.

Sworn — Null Crowned the Infinite album artwork 9.0
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SWORNNull Crowned the Infinite

A masterclass in melodic black metal that balances atmospheric vastness with surgical precision.

Royal Sorrow — Innerdeeps album artwork 9.0
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ROYAL SORROWInnerdeeps

A haunting, visceral journey into the psyche, where heavy riffs and ethereal textures collide to create a monumental progressive epic.

GHØSTKID — HOLLYWOOD SUICIDE album artwork 9.0
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GHØSTKIDHOLLYWOOD SUICIDE

A towering achievement of theatrical metalcore that blends cinematic grandiosity with crushing riffs and infectious, stadium-ready hooks.

The Browning — OMNI (ULTRA) album artwork 9.0
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THE BROWNINGOMNI (ULTRA)

The Browning forge a brutal, neon-soaked landscape where metal meets machine in a glorious, high-octane evolution.

Of Virtue — Omen album artwork 9.0
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OF VIRTUEOmen

Of Virtue deliver a towering achievement in metalcore with 'Omen', blending searing riffs with impeccable atmospheric depth.

Dreamwell — Hymns for the Denial of God album artwork 9.0
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DREAMWELLHymns for the Denial of God

Dreamwell weave intricate mathcore geometry into a tapestry of soaring melodies on this near-perfect new release.

Lauren Babic — Covers, Vol. 5 album artwork 9.0
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LAUREN BABICCovers, Vol. 5

A masterclass in sonic transmutation, where pop sensibilities are forged into heavy metal weaponry without losing their soul.

Paleface Swiss — CURSED album artwork 9.0
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PALEFACE SWISSCURSED

A masterclass in heavy dynamics, blending punishing beatdown weight with unexpected melodic sophistication.

Turmion Kätilöt — Reset album artwork 9.0
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TURMION KäTILöTReset

Turmion Kätilöt deliver a staggering masterclass in industrial metal, blending abrasive textures with a haunting, cinematic narrative of rebirth.

The Callous Daoboys — I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven album artwork 9.0
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THE CALLOUS DAOBOYSI Don’t Want to See You in Heaven

A sprawling, technical triumph that marries jagged complexity with visceral, heavy-metal theatrics.

Patient Sixty-Seven — A Very Heavy Christmas album artwork 9.0
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PATIENT SIXTY-SEVENA Very Heavy Christmas

Patient Sixty-Seven bypasses the tinsel and goes straight for the jugular with a sledgehammer of heavy holiday metal.

Asenblut — Entfesselt album artwork 9.0
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ASENBLUTEntfesselt

Asenblut deliver a punishing, no-nonsense fusion of black and pagan metal that prioritises raw power over indulgent theatrics.

Signs of the Swarm — To Rid Myself Of Truth album artwork 9.0
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SIGNS OF THE SWARMTo Rid Myself Of Truth

Signs of the Swarm abandon the path of least resistance to deliver a visceral, uncompromising slab of heavy music.

Exumer — Death Mask Messiah album artwork 9.0
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EXUMERDeath Mask Messiah

Exumer deliver a jagged, uncompromising slab of heavy music that transforms political frustration into a sonic assault.