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Sigh — I Saw the World’s End –Hangman’s Hymn MMXXV album artwork 6.0
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SIGHI Saw the World’s End –Hangman’s Hymn MMXXV

Sigh lean into their avant-garde throne, but the indulgence of the spectacle occasionally threatens to drown the raw black metal core.

BY MILAN JOVANOVIć
Sigh — Goh-Ka album artwork 10.0
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SIGHGoh-Ka

Sigh deliver a masterclass in avant-garde black metal, weaving a terrifying tapestry of Japanese folklore and sonic extremity.

BY MILAN JOVANOVIć
Mortem — Morketid album artwork 6.0
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MORTEMMorketid

Mortem’s return is a murky affair, steeped in atmosphere but lacking the visceral punch of their prime.

BY MATTEO RINALDI
Mork — Monolitt album artwork 6.0
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MORKMonolitt

Mork’s Monolitt carries old black-metal frost into a focused modern record, though its midsection occasionally settles into routine.

BY MILAN JOVANOVIć
At The Gates — The Red In The Sky Is Ours album artwork 8.0
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AT THE GATESThe Red In The Sky Is Ours

At the Gates’ debut is chaotic, mournful and adventurous, capturing melodic death metal before its language became standardized.

BY ANJA KOVAč