In this year-end list, we go through everything released this year to pick out the very best of the best—2024’s albums of the year.
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Despite their years of being among the standard-setters for deathcore, Fit For An Autopsy’s newest album sadly falls short of their usual greatness.
With a brand new album that’s finally here, Balance And Composure are well and truly back. So, to celebrate, we’ve combed through one of the most acclaimed and beloved catalogues in modern emo to pick their 25 absolute best.
Last year’s slight return has finally brought about a new album from Balance And Composure, where one of emo’s brightest present not just great work, but some of their best.
With colour and creativity in abundance, and superstar potential on full display, Remi Wolf’s new album is an undisputed pop highlight of 2024.
In Hearts Wake’s newest sees a massive uptick in quality, for their strongest metalcore statement in years.
It’s one of 2024’s biggest hardcore albums for a reason, as Knocked Loose deal a decimating collection of hits that’s above the competition to an almost ridiculous degree.
No need to cope about this one—Like Moths To Flames’ new album is not only their strongest to date, but one of the year’s metalcore highlights, too.
Northlane’s new EP might be their most off-the-rails display of metalcore and djent prowess to date, but ends up as a rather divisive listen amongst it all.
Separate from the post-hardcore of Thrice, Dustin Kensrue embraces wide, windswept country for a deeply entertaining solo album.