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Insomnium – Anno 1696

9

With 'Anno 1696', Insomnium created a new refreshing album that shows a different kind of style than what they have released of late. It became a raw, blackened and fierce release that really embodies the dark part of history that it's based on. Out this Friday via Century Media Records!
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20/02/2023 /0 Comments/by Glenn Van Bockstaele

Glenn’s Albums Of The Year 2022

Glenn's top albums of 2022 bring a mixture of brutality and accessibility with albums from Lorna Shore, Wolfheart, Fit For An Autopsy, Monuments, Rammstein, SepticFlesh, Shinedown, Behemoth, Caliban and Dawn Of Solace!
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07/02/2023 /0 Comments/by Glenn Van Bockstaele

Ten56. – Downer Part.2

6.6

Ten56. released 'Downer part.2', filled with songs that have a metalcore sound with rap influences similar to Landmvrks. 20 years ago we had nu metal, and now we have something you could call the "nu metalcore" sound, a progression that most definitely will have its own share of fans. Released via Out of Line Music!
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01/02/2023 /0 Comments/by Glenn Van Bockstaele

Shadow Of Intent – Elegy

8

Brutal deathcore mixed with the classical influences that has been their trademark since the beginning together with the strong voice of Ben Duerr, Shadow Of Intent is building their own masterpieces.
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10/03/2022 /0 Comments/by Glenn Van Bockstaele

Fit For An Autopsy – Oh What The Future Holds

9.2

'Oh What The Future Holds' brings a more sophisticated side of the deathcore genre. Never I had the thought that it was boring or bad. Every song has it's unique stamp of pure greatness.
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09/03/2022 /0 Comments/by Glenn Van Bockstaele

Glenn’s Albums of the Year 2021

An albums of the year list that focuses on quite a few deathcore and metalcore releases, but also has room for some more melancholic affairs.
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04/01/2022 /0 Comments/by Glenn Van Bockstaele