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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.

Squid Pisser — Dreams Of Puke album artwork 10.0
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SQUID PISSERDreams Of Puke

Squid Pisser delivers a towering achievement of heavy music, balancing grotesque imagery with infectious hooks.

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.

Knocked Loose — You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To album artwork 9.0
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KNOCKED LOOSEYou Won't Go Before You're Supposed To

A masterclass in modern hardcore tension, refining the band's signature chaos into a focused, punishing architectural feat.

AS IT IS — As It Is album artwork 4.0
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AS IT ISAs It Is

A polished pop-punk album weighed down by predictable pacing, soft-edged production and too many interchangeable hooks.

No Cure — It Is Going To Get Dark album artwork 5.0
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NO CUREIt Is Going To Get Dark

A vicious hardcore record whose physical intensity is stronger than its emotional and structural range.

Riot Cult — Melodic Death Metal Anarchy, Vol. 1 album artwork 7.0
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RIOT CULTMelodic Death Metal Anarchy, Vol. 1

Riot Cult shape political unease into a cold, melodic record whose atmosphere is stronger than its confused genre label.

Interceptor — Metal Death album artwork 5.0
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INTERCEPTORMetal Death

A serviceable thrash record with flashes of melody, but repetition and an overextended runtime blunt its sharper ideas.