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Darkest Hour — Suffer Divine album artwork 9.0
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DARKEST HOURSuffer Divine

Darkest Hour bridge the gap between technical proficiency and emotive weight, delivering a polished, punishing slab of melodic metalcore.

Lost Souls — Lore album artwork 7.0
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LOST SOULSLore

Lost Souls deliver a competent, high-production journey through melodic metalcore, trading some raw edge for polished hooks.

Fit For A King — Lonely God album artwork 9.0
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FIT FOR A KINGLonely God

A towering masterclass in modern metalcore that pushes the band's sonic architecture into something far more imposing and spiritual.

Fit For A King — The Hell We Create album artwork 8.0
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FIT FOR A KINGThe Hell We Create

A polished slab of modern metalcore that manages to punch above its weight, even if it follows the blueprint to the letter.

Wage War — Landfall album artwork 9.0
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WAGE WARLandfall

Wage War shed the excess of modern production to deliver a punishing, rhythm-focused slab of metalcore on 'Landfall'.

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.

Miss May I — No Place For Me album artwork 9.0
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MISS MAY INo Place For Me

Miss May I navigate the desolate space between melodic metalcore and haunting atmosphere on 'No Place For Me'.

coldrain — OPTIMIZE = OPTDEMISE album artwork 9.0
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COLDRAINOPTIMIZE = OPTDEMISE

A masterclass in melodic metalcore, coldrain balance technical precision with raw emotionality in their most cohesive outing to date.

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.

Falling In Reverse — Popular Monster album artwork 4.0
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FALLING IN REVERSEPopular Monster

Ronnie Radke weaves a volatile tapestry of melodic metalcore and pop-punk defiance in a daring, high-octane sonic overhaul.

We Came As Romans — Darkbloom album artwork 4.0
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WE CAME AS ROMANSDarkbloom

We Came As Romans trade jagged aggression for a more atmospheric, textural exploration of melody and mood in their latest effort.

Future Static — Liminality album artwork 8.0
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FUTURE STATICLiminality

A masterful fusion of melodic metalcore and soaring anthems, 'Liminality' proves that raw aggression and cinematic beauty can coexist.

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.

We Came As Romans — ALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE'RE DOOMED album artwork 7.0
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WE CAME AS ROMANSALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE'RE DOOMED

We Came As Romans lean heavily into the 'electronicore' playbook with a polished production that trades raw danger for glossy hooks.

ASAVA — Mahjong album artwork 7.0
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ASAVAMahjong

ASAVA balance heavy hooks and cinematic scale on 'Mahjong', carving a path through the metalcore landscape with unapologetic theatricality.

Wage War — STIGMA album artwork 4.0
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WAGE WARSTIGMA

Wage War deliver a visceral, atmosphere-soaked exploration of internal struggle and collective identity in their latest offering.

ASAVA — Mantras album artwork 8.0
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ASAVAMantras

A muscular, well-calibrated slice of melodic metalcore that prioritises rhythmic punch over fluff.

Killswitch Engage — This Consequence album artwork 6.0
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KILLSWITCH ENGAGEThis Consequence

A polished, safe, and ultimately predictable exercise in metalcore tropes.