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Hellhills — a:symmetry album artwork 7.0
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HELLHILLSa:symmetry

Hellhills forge a gritty, electronic-infused landscape where industrial gloom meets heavy, rhythmic weight.

Staind — Confessions Of The Fallen album artwork 7.0
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STAINDConfessions Of The Fallen

Staind lean into their nu-metal foundations on a cohesive, if slightly safe, collection of melodic grit.

Left to Suffer — Unwelcome Guest album artwork 9.0
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LEFT TO SUFFERUnwelcome Guest

A masterclass in atmospheric weight and sonic layering, where deathcore and nu-metal textures collide in a hauntingly beautiful tapestry.

Reliqa — Secrets of the Future album artwork 9.0
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RELIQASecrets of the Future

A masterclass in heavy-hitting alternative metal that trades bloated grandeur for razor-sharp riffs and punishing percussion.

Zilqy — Birth of Riot album artwork 8.0
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ZILQYBirth of Riot

Zilqy deliver a searing, high-octane slab of nu-metal that trades glossy production for raw, politicized aggression.

P.O.D. — VERITAS album artwork 10.0
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P.O.D.VERITAS

P.O.D. abandon the polished pastures of mainstream safety to deliver a raw, uncompromising slab of nu-metal. 10/10.

Left to Suffer — Feral album artwork 4.0
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LEFT TO SUFFERFeral

A visceral, stomping slab of deathcore that embraces its nu-metal roots to create something primal and punishing.

WARGASM (UK) — Venom album artwork 6.0
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WARGASM (UK)Venom

WARGASM trade in high-octane sonic poison, blending digital hardcore aggression with a heavy, sleazy nu-metal sheen.

From Ashes to New — Blackout album artwork 7.0
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FROM ASHES TO NEWBlackout

From Ashes to New deliver a polished, if slightly safe, journey through modern nu-metal textures on their latest offering, Blackout.

LUNA KILLS — DEATHMATCH album artwork 8.0
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LUNA KILLSDEATHMATCH

LUNA KILLS reclaim the grit of the turn-of-the-millennium. DEATHMATCH is a lean, mean, and dangerously stylish heater.

Left to Suffer — Leap of Death album artwork 10.0
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LEFT TO SUFFERLeap of Death

Left to Suffer deliver a flawless fusion of deathcore weight and soaring melodic sensibilities in their triumphant new offering.

Catch Your Breath — Not Broken Enough album artwork 9.0
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CATCH YOUR BREATHNot Broken Enough

Catch Your Breath deliver a clinical, punishing masterclass in heavy music construction on the devastating 'Not Broken Enough'.

Deftones — private music album artwork 3.0
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DEFTONESprivate music

A haunting, hollow echo of the band's peak atmosphere, 'private music' feels like a dream of a masterpiece rather than one.

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.

Blind Channel — EXIT EMOTIONS album artwork 7.0
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BLIND CHANNELEXIT EMOTIONS

A gritty, nu-metal infused voyage that trades modern sheen for raw, visceral urgency.

Saliva — Revelation: Retold album artwork 8.0
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SALIVARevelation: Retold

A sophisticated, textured reimagining of nu-metal staples that finds a sophisticated new life in the shadows of modern production.

Saliva — Breaking Through album artwork 5.0
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SALIVABreaking Through

Saliva’s 'Breaking Through' offers a hollow exercise in genre-trope recycling, prioritising accessible textures over musical depth.

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.

Poppy — Negative Spaces album artwork 4.0
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POPPYNegative Spaces

A hauntological exploration where the jagged edges of nu-metal are smoothed over by an icy, digital veneer.

Stellar Circuits — Phantom : : Phoenix album artwork 10.0
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STELLAR CIRCUITSPhantom : : Phoenix

A masterclass in nu-metal evolution, Stellar Circuits deliver a visceral, politically charged masterpiece of heavy metal.