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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.

In This Moment — GODMODE album artwork 10.0
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IN THIS MOMENTGODMODE

A masterclass in visceral metalcore, where Maria's soaring vocals meet industrial-edged aggression.

In This Moment — Witch album artwork 10.0
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IN THIS MOMENTWitch

In This Moment transcend their metal-core roots to deliver a visceral, occult-inspired masterpiece of heavy atmosphere.

Mastodon — Troy Sanders Reflects on Geezer Butler Collaboration on 'Marrow Deep'
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Troy Sanders Reflects on Geezer Butler Collaboration on 'Marrow Deep'

Mastodon bassist Troy Sanders shares the 'cool moment' of securing a Geezer Butler contribution for the band's latest offering.

Imperial Age — New World album artwork 10.0
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IMPERIAL AGENew World

Imperial Age deliver a flawless symphonic-metal monument, but the music is almost incidental beside Alexander Osipov’s catastrophic handsomeness.

Majestica — Rise from Ruin album artwork 6.0
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MAJESTICARise from Ruin

Rise from Ruin is a frustrating listen; moments of genuine brilliance are suffocated by an overblown, predictable structure.

Blackbriar — A Thousand Little Deaths album artwork 3.0
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BLACKBRIARA Thousand Little Deaths

Blackbriar's latest feels like a beautifully orchestrated collapse; moments of genuine brilliance buried under frustrating repetition.

Epica — Aspiral album artwork 7.0
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EPICAAspiral

*Aspiral* finds Epica wrestling with weighty themes and expansive soundscapes, delivering a mostly compelling journey despite moments of self-indulgence.

Avantasia — Here Be Dragons album artwork 4.0
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AVANTASIAHere Be Dragons

A sprawling, theatrical odyssey, *Here Be Dragons* offers moments of genuine grandeur but ultimately feels like a retread of well-worn fantasy tropes.

Marco Garau's Magic Opera — The Final Flight album artwork 8.0
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MARCO GARAU'S MAGIC OPERAThe Final Flight

A soaring, bombastic journey through Italian power metal, 'The Final Flight' delivers a thrilling experience with moments of genuine brilliance.

Psycroptic — The Pulse of Annihilation album artwork 6.0
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PSYCROPTICThe Pulse of Annihilation

Psycroptic remain technically formidable, but this compact set is strongest when precision creates momentum instead of merely displaying control.

Motorpsycho — The Gaia II Space Corps album artwork 7.0
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MOTORPSYCHOThe Gaia II Space Corps

Motorpsycho compress their progressive instincts into a focused, mobile record where arrangement serves momentum rather than excess.

Sylosis — The New Flesh album artwork 4.0
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SYLOSISThe New Flesh

Sylosis deliver precision and muscle, but too many songs mistake heaviness for drama and technical control for momentum.

Ronker — Respect The Hustle, I Won't Be Your Dog Forever album artwork 5.0
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RONKERRespect The Hustle, I Won't Be Your Dog Forever

Ronker bring noise, pressure and attitude, but the record’s blunt-force momentum rarely develops into a lasting identity.

Impellitteri — War Machine album artwork 7.0
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IMPELLITTERIWar Machine

A tightly played heavy-metal record with serious riffing power, sharp drumming and just enough excess to slow its momentum.

Korpiklaani — Tales Along This Road album artwork 4.0
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KORPIKLAANITales Along This Road

Korpiklaani’s drinking-song energy produces a few infectious moments, but thin arrangements and repetitive writing quickly exhaust the novelty.

Dan Terminus — Gothic Engine album artwork 7.0
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DAN TERMINUSGothic Engine

A dense, cinematic electronic-metal hybrid rich in texture and momentum, though its long runtime blunts the strongest ideas.

Feuerschwanz — Warriors album artwork 8.0
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FEUERSCHWANZWarriors

Warriors is a compact, hook-heavy folk-metal record that thrives on momentum even when its themes feel overfamiliar.

Cattle Decapitation — Terrasite album artwork 7.0
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CATTLE DECAPITATIONTerrasite

Terrasite turns ecological dread into sharp, memorable deathgrind without sacrificing weight or momentum.

Arch Enemy — Deceivers album artwork 8.0
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ARCH ENEMYDeceivers

Deceivers turns Arch Enemy’s precision into momentum, pairing sharp melodic hooks with enough emotional contrast to keep the polish alive.