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VENUES — Transience album artwork 5.0
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VENUESTransience

A somber, atmosphere-heavy odyssey through post-hardcore melancholy.

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.

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.

Imminence — The Return of The Black album artwork 8.0
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IMMINENCEThe Return of The Black

Imminence craft a dense, multi-layered odyssey that balances technical precision with an uncompromising atmosphere.

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.

NAILS — Nails Sign with Closed Casket Activities Ahead of New Single and 2027 LP
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Nails Sign with Closed Casket Activities Ahead of New Single and 2027 LP

Oxnard's NAILS join Closed Casket Activities with the two-track 'Fear Based Life' as a precursor to their next full-length.

Dreamwell — In My Saddest Dreams, I Am Beside You album artwork 4.0
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DREAMWELLIn My Saddest Dreams, I Am Beside You

Dreamwell deliver a visceral, technically punishing masterclass in modern metalcore, balancing jagged math-rock complexity with raw emotional grit.

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.

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.

Turnstile — NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS album artwork 10.0
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TURNSTILENEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS

Turnstile prove that hardcore can house high-art production and kaleidoscopic textures without losing its jagged, punk heart.

Dead Rabbitts — Redefined album artwork 5.0
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DEAD RABBITTSRedefined

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

Turnstile — NEVER ENOUGH album artwork 3.0
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TURNSTILENEVER ENOUGH

Turnstile trades their signature high-octane urgency for a bloated, over-produced sprawl that loses the plot halfway through.

The Barbarians of California — And Now I'm Just Gnashing My Teeth album artwork 10.0
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THE BARBARIANS OF CALIFORNIAAnd Now I'm Just Gnashing My Teeth

A triumphant, gold-standard eruption of heavy metal pyrotechnics that defines the pinnacle of modern heavy music.

The Barbarians of California — MEGATONS album artwork 8.0
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THE BARBARIANS OF CALIFORNIAMEGATONS

A muscular, high-octane journey through California's sonic landscape, where heavy riffs collide with a sharp sense of identity.

WALLS OF JERICHO — Walls OF Jericho Drop 'Agency' Single Ahead of New Album
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Walls OF Jericho Drop 'Agency' Single Ahead of New Album

Hardcore veterans WALLS OF JERICHO follow up 'The Ascent' with a high-octane thrash anthem titled 'Agency'.

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.

Rising Insane — DEATHRACE album artwork 9.0
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RISING INSANEDEATHRACE

A visceral, high-octane masterclass in modern metalcore that sheds the polish for pure, unadulterated aggression.

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.