Employed To Serve are grander and more fearless than ever on their new album, taking their usual adventurous hardcore template and blowing it out all the more.
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In this Review Round-Up, LANDMVRKS’ metalcore continues to fall short, but at least there’s strong hardcore from EYES and deathcore from Face Yourself to prop things up.
In this Review Round-Up, Within Destruction impress the most with their anime-inflected deathcore, followed by a more standard metal affair from King Kraken, and a total snoozer from The Pale White.
Holding firm atop the rankings of symphonic metal ensures that Epica’s newest is just as towering and dynamic as ever.
A few sonic shake-ups might occur on Bleed From Within’s newest, but overall, it’s a typically strong, stalwart display of longstanding Brit-metal prowess.
Coming out with both an exploration of New York’s glamour and a widening of their avant-garde pool, there’s still no one else in metal quite like Imperial Triumphant.
Lacuna Coil’s stride in gothic-metal continues on their new album, as well as the last decade of creative moves that continue to pay off handsomely.
Jinjer are more proficient than ever on a new album that sees them rocket up the metal ranks towards something truly great and ear-catching.
With their goth- and alt-metal away from UK shores for five years, New Years Day bring along Conquer Divide and Fearless Vampire Killers for a long-awaited win.
Having grown into a potent rave-rock package, ALT BLK ERA’s debut album sees them coming on within their scene by leaps and bounds.