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 The new release boasts a tracklist free from any particular fillers, with the pleasant effect of leaving the skip button gathering dust during the entire full-length listen.

 "Radio Future" gives chills for how it manages to evoke sensations from a few decades ago which I thought were buried deep within my subconscious.

Machinae Supremacy’s Overworld album delivers a mature and cohesive SID metal experience, skillfully blending nostalgic Commodore 64 sounds with modern metal. The album avoids filler tracks and includes memorable songs like "Overworld" and "Radio Future." Despite a slightly odd Britney Spears cover, production quality and strong songwriting stand out. This release rewards listeners who appreciate 80s gaming and innovative metal fusion. Dive into Overworld now and experience the addictive fusion of retro gaming sounds and metal mastery!

 The best album from the Orange County band named after a character from The NeverEnding Story.

 "Right Side of the Bed" is the best song ever written by Atreyu and one of the most representative of the genre itself.

Atreyu's second album, The Curse, marks their arrival as a prominent emo-metal-core band. The album offers aggressive riffs, melodic contrasts, and standout tracks like "Right Side of the Bed." Produced by GGGarth, this album balances intensity and mainstream appeal, making it a must-have for fans of the genre. Although later works varied, this record remains a defining statement from the band. Listen to Atreyu's The Curse now and experience one of the defining emo-metal-core albums!

 There is no evolution without mutation.

 Music that... manages to revive a genre affected by static immobility like the 'core' scene.

Enter Shikari’s debut album 'Take to the Skies' brilliantly fuses emo-metal-core with euro-techno-trance to create an energetic and fresh sound. The album’s 17 tracks, including standout dance-pit hits, bring innovation to a stagnant core scene. Praised for its genre-bending style, the band has quickly risen from underground buzz to sold-out shows. The review highlights the album’s potential lasting impact and strong musical quality. Listen to Enter Shikari’s 'Take to the Skies' and experience the electrifying fusion of metalcore and techno firsthand!

 Iron fist in a baseball glove.

 This 'For Those Who Have Heart' definitely deserves its three stars, by virtue of a sound as derivative as it is damn effective.

This review of A Day To Remember’s album highlights their unique blend of metalcore and pop-punk termed 'mosh-pop.' While the band often relies on familiar genre elements, some tracks stand out with energetic execution. The album offers both exhilarating and predictable moments, earning a solid three stars and praise for its effective sound. Discover the energetic blend of metalcore and pop-punk on 'For Those Who Have Heart' – listen now and experience ADTR’s signature sound!

 Simple Plan return with a work that distances itself from the fooling around that characterized their previous albums.

 The album cannot boast a lack of variety among its flaws: mimicking chart pop while offering anthemic episodes and nostalgic nods.

Simple Plan's third album marks a more mature direction, distancing itself from earlier carefree works. The album experiments with polished pop and diverse production styles from notable producers like Max Martin. While it offers variety, the quality fluctuates with some moments of imitation and others that resonate with classic punk influences. Overall, it appeals to fans willing to explore the band's evolving sound despite unevenness. Discover Simple Plan’s evolving sound—listen to their third album and explore its mature pop-punk mix today!

 "Those expecting a 'The Gallery 2' will be disappointed: our friends show a preference for a much more stripped-down and 'in your face' approach."

 "The Mind's I still deserves to be (re)discovered today by old and new fans of the band, thanks to a batch of truly valid songs wrapped in a film of dark allure."

Dark Tranquillity's third album, The Mind's I, offers a more stripped-down, aggressive take on Gothenburg metal compared to their classic The Gallery. The review highlights fast, thrash-influenced riffs, powerful vocals, and emotional climaxes. Despite a leaner compositional approach, the album retains a dark allure with solid production and standout tracks. It remains a rewarding listen for both old and new fans. Discover the powerful intensity and dark beauty of Dark Tranquillity's The Mind's I—listen now and dive into Gothenburg's metal legacy!

 Everything indicates the will to gain a spot under the sun on the much disparaged Italian soil.

 Linea 77 confirm with this new work among the best interpreters of the Italian nu-metal scene, understood, of course, in its most mainstream sense.

Linea 77’s album Horror Vacui marks their major label debut with polished production and a mix of Italian and English lyrics. The band balances nu-metal aggression with accessible melodies, highlighted by collaborations such as with Tiziano Ferro. While a few tracks show flaws, the album solidifies their position as leading figures in the Italian nu-metal scene. The work is a confident and strategic effort to gain wider national recognition. Discover Linea 77’s powerful Horror Vacui—listen now and experience the pulse of Italian nu-metal!

 It’s the contrast between Matthias’s clean vocals and Felix’s guttural singing that represents the true trademark of the band.

 'Left the ground' emerges as one of the best moments of the record, thanks to an easily assimilated refrain that immediately sticks in your head.

Crematory’s tenth full-length album 'Pray' marks their return to English vocals and traditional gothic metal after experimentation with industrial sounds. The band combines atmospheric melodies with a trademark vocal contrast between Matthias’s clean and Felix’s guttural singing. While some tracks stand out for their catchiness and strong performances, others feel less impactful, making the album uneven but still a solid entry in their discography. Fans of the band’s gothic roots will find value in this release. Listen to Crematory's 'Pray' to explore their compelling gothic metal return and vocal mastery.

 "This new 'Iconoclast (Part 1: The Final Resistance)' is a concept album narrating the story of the Iconoclasts, an elite group of 123 warriors called to avenge the death of God."

 "The band continues its devastating advance with the power of a panzer destined to wipe out the competition."

Heaven Shall Burn's 'Iconoclast (Part 1: The Final Resistance)' is praised as a powerful concept metalcore album that skillfully blends melodic and aggressive styles. The reviewer highlights standout tracks, technical drumming, and high production values, establishing the band as leaders in the Central European metalcore scene. With a compelling narrative and intense performances, the album is deemed a masterpiece and a worthy continuation from previous releases. Dive into Heaven Shall Burn's Iconoclast and experience one of metalcore's fiercest concept albums. Listen now and feel the power!

 For all those who have ever wondered at least once in their life how an In Flames track remixed by Ian van Dahl might sound, the answer is finally within earshot.

 ‘Pitch Black Room’ has rightfully earned the place of honor on the podium for ‘most tacky song of 2007,’ thanks to a sound perfectly balanced between trance-EDM rhythms and metal guitars.

Blood Stain Child’s album Mozaiq delivers a polished blend of Swedish melodic death metal influences and dance-electronics. The six-piece Japanese band skillfully fuses genres, creating catchy, groovy songs wrapped in a futuristic, cyber-inspired sound. Standout tracks like ‘Pitch Black Room’ showcase a perfect balance of trance rhythms and metal guitars. This album is a fresh and entertaining listen for fans open to innovative genre hybrids. Experience the unique fusion of melodic death metal and trance in Blood Stain Child’s Mozaiq—listen now and dive into a futuristic metal journey!