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Kittie — Fire album artwork 9.0
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KITTIEFire

A masterclass in atmospheric weight, Kittie deliver a nuanced, textured evolution of heavy metal.

ALEXISONFIRE — Alexisonfire Reveal 'Bleed It' and Lead Single 'Push The River'
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Alexisonfire Reveal 'Bleed It' and Lead Single 'Push The River'

The Canadian icons are pushing their boundaries with industrial-tinged textures on their latest offering.

FIREWIND — Gus G's Firewind Drop 'Firegod' Ahead of Greek Mythology Concept Album
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Gus G's Firewind Drop 'Firegod' Ahead of Greek Mythology Concept Album

Greek power metal outfit FIREWIND has debuted the music video for 'Firegod', a riff-heavy anthem inspired by the myth of Prometheus.

Konvent — Firesky album artwork 8.0
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KONVENTFiresky

A masterclass in glacial doom death, where tectonic shifts of sound meet a haunting, ethereal sense of decay.

Saxon — More Inspirations album artwork 8.0
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SAXONMore Inspirations

Saxon deliver a high-octane, melody-soaked celebration of the classics, proving the New Wave of British Heavy Metal still has plenty of fire.

Cannibal Corpse — Cannibal Corpse's Paul Mazurkiewicz Reflects on the Toll of Decades on the Road
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Cannibal Corpse's Paul Mazurkiewicz Reflects on the Toll of Decades on the Road

The Florida death metal veterans admit that while the fire remains, the physical demands of touring are evolving as they age.

Eleine — We Shall Remain album artwork 10.0
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ELEINEWe Shall Remain

Eleine deliver a flawless, high-octane triumph of symphonic metal that demands total attention.

Accept — Humanoid album artwork 2.0
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ACCEPTHumanoid

A staggering let-down from a titan, where bloated arrangements and repetitive motifs bury the fire.

Sonata Arctica — Acoustic Adventures - Volume Two album artwork 8.0
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SONATA ARCTICAAcoustic Adventures - Volume Two

A masterclass in power metal reduction, where complex arrangements find new life through elegant acoustic textures.

Unleashed — Fire Upon Your Lands album artwork 8.0
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UNLEASHEDFire Upon Your Lands

Unleashed eschew modern polish for raw, visceral death metal that feels forged in a furnace.

Firewind — Stand United album artwork 2.0
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FIREWINDStand United

A hollow exercise in power metal tropes that fails to ignite any real flame.

FIREWIND — Greek Power Metalers Firewind Tap Into Mythology for New Concept Album
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Greek Power Metalers Firewind Tap Into Mythology for New Concept Album

FIREWIND announces 'Gods, Myths & Titans' and debuts the first single, 'The Legend Of Achilles', via the BLKIIBLK label.

Månegarm — Edsvuren album artwork 10.0
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MåNEGARMEdsvuren

Månegarm deliver a towering triumph of folk-infused black metal, forging a sonic landscape of frost and fire.

Saxon — Hell, Fire And Damnation album artwork 7.0
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SAXONHell, Fire And Damnation

Saxon stick to the pedigree of traditional heavy metal with a steady, professional delivery.

Iron Savior — Firestar album artwork 8.0
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IRON SAVIORFirestar

Iron Savior deliver a masterclass in traditional power metal, forging a sonic landscape of epic scale and relentless speed.

Rhapsody Of Fire — Challenge the Wind album artwork 9.0
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RHAPSODY OF FIREChallenge the Wind

A majestic, high-octane masterclass in symphonic power metal that cements Rhapsody's throne.

Rising Insane — Wildfires album artwork 7.0
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RISING INSANEWildfires

Rising Insane trade visceral aggression for a nuanced, politically aware portrait of internal and external decay.

The Pope — The Pope's Favorite Albums (Maybe)
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The Pope's Favorite Albums (Maybe)

No Vatican playlist has surfaced, so we have done the responsible thing: guessed Pope Leo XIV's favourite power metal albums.

Biohazard — Divided We Fall album artwork 8.0
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BIOHAZARDDivided We Fall

A searing, visceral return to form where heavy grooves and political fire collide with raw, uncompromising emotional stakes.

Black Label Society — Engines of Demolition album artwork 6.0
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BLACK LABEL SOCIETYEngines of Demolition

A weary, plodging trek through familiar territory that fails to ignite the spark of true heavy metal fire.